Most of what we do is finish work, which is hard to photograph and easy to take for granted. A coffered ceiling that looks like it was always that way. A cabinet door with no brush marks in it. An exterior that still looks right after five summers of salt air.

Interiors and trim

Cabinets and shop work

This is the part most painters send out or skip. Doors, shutters and furniture come to our booth and go back looking factory-made.

Prep, the part nobody photographs

Covering, masking and containment are what separate a paint job that lasts from one that peels. It’s the least interesting thing we do and the most important.