Common Interior Painting Problems & Solutions

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Caulk them and paint them, sometimes a light sand if needed to make it as even as possible. Paint will usually make this a lot better but if you stand in front of it and look at it you will probably be able to find where it was.

Usually specific to houses 10 years or older, homeowners or handymen may have attempted to patch a hole or crack and now there is flat but not textured putty or other substance. We can do light sand to give appearance of texture and there are spray cans of texture that we can try. So, there are two options we can try to make it look good and it will look better, but it is impossible for the new texture to match the previous texture 100%.

Kids, dogs, and a million other things put small dents in walls, and when pictures and other things are taken off often cracks are revealed. By running a line of caulk down the seam of the crack and spread a small dab of putty on the dents (unless the homeowner prefers to just paint over small dents), smooth over, lightly sand, and add texture if needed will help mask these imperfections.

Clients must have everything they can possibly move without straining themselves to the center of the room. If there are things firmly bolted into the wall, such as large heavy murals, portraits, or bolted TV's, we cannot guarantee that they can be taken down, painted around, and re-hung unless confirmed with sub and added to bid (at least 10 man hours).