Four services. One standard for how a home is treated.
Interior painting, cabinet refinishing, exterior painting, and garage floor coatings, each scoped by the same estimator, protected by the same plan, and finished to the same checklist.
Interior Painting
Walls, ceilings, trim, doors, and whole-home repaints with the preparation your surfaces actually need.
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Cabinet Refinishing
Factory-smooth sprayed finishes on existing kitchen and bath cabinetry, without the cost and disruption of replacement.
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Exterior Painting
Siding, trim, brick, stucco, and doors, prepared for Michigan weather and finished to hold up to it.
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Garage Floor Coatings
Mechanically prepared, professionally installed floor systems that make the garage feel like part of the house.
Explore garage floor coatingsA focused service list keeps crews sharp and quality consistent.
Every service we offer shares the same backbone: a walkthrough before the proposal, scope in writing, a protection plan, premium products specified by line, and a closeout that ends with your walkthrough. Cabinet refinishing belongs on the list because it is the finish work homeowners in our market ask for most, and because it rewards exactly the preparation discipline the rest of our work is built on.
See how a project runs
Included with every service.
Written scope
Surfaces, preparation, products, schedule, and price, in a proposal you can compare line by line.
Protection plan
Floors, furnishings, fixtures, landscaping, and adjacent surfaces covered before work starts.
Premium products by line
Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams premium lines, specified by surface and sheen.
Color and sheen guidance
Drawdowns on your walls or a finished sample door before anything is final.
Proactive updates
You know what stage the work is in and what decisions remain.
Final walkthrough
Reviewed in detail, walked with you, and covered in writing.
Read before you decide.
How to choose paint sheen, room by room
Sheen changes how a room reads more than most color decisions do. Here is how to pick it by surface, light, and use.
ColorChoosing the right white, and why most whites go wrong in Michigan light
White is the hardest color to get right. Undertones, north light, and gray winter days change everything. A practical guide.
CabinetsCabinet refinishing versus replacement: an honest comparison
When refinishing is the smart move, when replacement is, and the questions that decide it for your kitchen.
Garage floorsPolyaspartic versus epoxy garage floors in Michigan
Why the topcoat matters, why kit floors peel, and what a professional system actually includes.
ExteriorWhen to paint your exterior in Michigan, and what the weather actually requires
Season, temperature, moisture, and the scheduling realities that decide whether an exterior paint job lasts.
Older homesLead paint and homes built before 1978: what RRP means for your project
If your home predates 1978, surfaces may contain lead-based paint. Here is what the rule requires and how it changes a painting project.
Questions homeowners ask
Can one project include more than one service?
Yes. Interior painting with cabinet refinishing, or an exterior repaint with a garage floor, run under one proposal with one point of contact and one schedule.
Do you take small projects?
We are built for substantial residential work: whole homes, full kitchens, complete exteriors, and full garages. Single accent walls and one-off touch-ups are usually better served by a handyman, and we will say so.
Is the same estimator responsible for every service?
Yes. One walkthrough, one proposal, one standard, whether the project is walls, cabinets, siding, or a slab.
Do you offer color consultation on its own?
Color and sheen guidance is included with every project. We do not currently sell it as a standalone service.
How far out are you scheduling?
It varies by season; exteriors book earliest in spring. Request an estimate and we will tell you plainly what the calendar looks like.
What if my project does not fit neatly into one service?
Describe it. Built-ins, vanities, mudrooms, porches, and basement floors all fit inside the four service lines with the right scope.
Start with a walkthrough, not a sales pitch.
Tell us what you are considering. We will confirm the fit, schedule a walkthrough, and put the whole project in writing before anything is scheduled.