Interior painting on Long Island, done without shortcuts
Walls, ceilings, trim, doors, closets and cabinets — prepped properly, cut by hand and finished so the room looks the way you pictured it. We cover your furniture, protect your floors and leave the house clean at the end of every day.
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A finish that starts at the drywall
Interior paint hides nothing. Every nail pop, seam and skim-coat shadow shows up under a fresh coat — so the repairs come first.
- Walls and ceilings. Patching, sanding, spot-priming and two full coats of quality interior paint in the sheen you choose.
- Trim, doors and molding. Baseboards, casings, crown, closet doors and railings — sanded, caulked and coated in a durable enamel.
- Kitchen cabinets. Degreased, sanded, primed and finished for a smooth, hard surface that stands up to real kitchen use.
- Problem areas. Water stains sealed, old wallpaper glue handled, textured or damaged walls skimmed smooth before painting.
- Basements, stairwells and hallways. The high-traffic spaces that usually get skipped and end up the most beat-up.
What to expect when we're in your house
Interior work happens where you live. That shapes how we run the job.
Protect and prep
Furniture is moved to the middle of the room and covered, floors are papered or dropped, plates and hardware come off, and every repair gets made and primed before any color goes up.
Cut, roll, repeat
Ceilings first, then walls, then trim. Edges are cut by hand for a clean line, and we come back for a second full coat rather than stretching one thin coat to cover.
Put back and walk through
Furniture returns, plates and hardware go back on, floors get swept and vacuumed. Then we walk the rooms with you in daylight and touch up anything you flag.
Not sure about the color yet? That's normal.
Half the people who call us know the exact shade they want. The other half have four sample squares on the wall and can't decide.
We'll tell you honestly how a color is going to read in your room — north-facing rooms pull cool, south-facing rooms warm everything up, and a color that looks perfect in the store can look completely different over your existing floors. We'll also talk through sheen, which matters more than most people expect: flat hides wall imperfections, eggshell and satin wipe down, and semi-gloss belongs on trim and doors that get touched constantly.
Interior painters across Suffolk and Nassau County
We paint interiors throughout Long Island — capes and splits in Levittown and Massapequa, colonials in Smithtown and Commack, ranches in Islip and Bay Shore, and everything in between.
- Smithtown
- Huntington
- Commack
- Hauppauge
- Islip
- Bay Shore
- Babylon
- Patchogue
- Medford
- Ronkonkoma
- Port Jefferson
- Hicksville
- Levittown
- Massapequa
- Bethpage
- Plainview
- Garden City
- Merrick
- Wantagh
- Syosset
Ready to freshen up the inside?
Tell us what you're thinking and we'll come take a look, answer your questions and put a real number in writing. Free, and no pressure either way.