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Our customer is preparing this home for the market and had already completed the patching and a ceiling repair in the master bathroom.

Ceilings were popcorn and were not painted other than the master bathroom.

Walls and baseboards painted in the kitchen, dining room, living and family rooms, hallway, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. One bedroom also had wainscot so there was a coat of fresh white put on that as well.

Three bedroom doors and frames were also painted with semigloss white to match the base.

The master bath also had a coat of acrylic sealer put on the ceiling before painting and we used semigloss white on this ceiling to add to the moisture protection.

Duration semigloss in Pure White on all white surfaces

Promar 200 flat in Repose Grey on all walls.

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The trend in basements has been for some time to paint the ceiling rafters as it tends to hide all the distracting pipes, wires, plumbing and such helping to keep your focus on the actual room area.

That was the goal for this project then taking the walls from a very old green to a fresh white brightened up the basement area almost instantly.

Dryfall black paint used for ceilings, Duration in Pure White, Semigloss on the walls.

After just finishing up one home in Arnold we came right down the street to another whole house repaint for a home preparing to hit the market.
At this project we did walls and baseboards only. Walls were painted with Accessible Beige and the trim in Pure White both Sherwin colors. Wall paint was Promar 200 Satin and the trim Emerald.

Before and after pictures of this project completed for our Arnold area customer. Prior to our arrival they took care of the majority of the patching.
This home received a top to bottom repaint – ceilings, walls and baseboards but no doors/frames. The color was kept close to the original with the exception of two areas that had a different color. We also used flat paint as it makes it very easy for the next owner to paint with new colors and picks so it is always recommended to do a single simple color in all areas.

Colors used were Alabaster (flat) for walls and ceilings and Pure White (semigloss) for all baseboards. Both ae Sherwin colors.

This is the second portion of this project for our Wildwood, MO customer. The first part of this project can be viewed here:

Wildwood – March 2024

As you can see the first portion of this project was the removal of wallpaper from the entire first floor main area of the home, stairwells and upper landing areas of the home.

After we completed our work a drywall company then came in to deal with all old damage, cracks, weak corner bead and skim the walls from top to bottom and repair some ceiling damage.

We have now returned to the project for the completion of the painting portion which included all ceilings and walls in the main areas of the home along with white for the windows and door trim. We also painted out the railings in the stairways and along the upper landings of the home. Later on the kitchen will be ripped and remodeled and some other areas of the home to paint in a future project run. Doors and lower windows were not painted as those will be done/replaced later.

For this Florissant customer:
Removal of wallpaper in entry, stairs, living room, kitchen and hallway.
Finish removal of wallpaper in bathroom as well as hallway and bedroom borders
Sand and seal wallpaper walls (customer did most of the patching)
Prime and paint all baseboards, door frames and doors.
Repaint all walls.
Repaint master bathroom ceiling, hall bathroom ceiling and a matched color repaint of half the living room (to cover old soot marks).

Customer requested mounts on long wall in the living room to be left intact for a shelving unit that will go back up.

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A punch list completed for our customer in Des Peres.

Living Room/Kitchen:
Ceiling, crown, baseboards – no walls
Dining Room:
Ceilings, Window Trim/sill and baseboards
Sunroom:
Repair seam and corner cracks in ceiling, paint ceiling, walls and all window/base trim

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Do we do smaller projects? Absolutely. In fact this project was completed over about a month to allow the homeowner time to clear the rooms being painted. The front room was also painted twice because the customer wanted a bit of a tweak to the color so we did an additional coat in that room. All rooms were walls only except for the fireplace room which got new semigloss white on the ceiling tiles as well.

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This is the first of a three stage project for this Wildwood area homeowner. This home has absolutely stunning views of the entire area from high atop Old State Road however the interior was very dated and the recent owners were very ready for a change. And a big one.

In the first stage we have removed all wallpaper and backing from almost the entire first floor. Two story living room, dining room, foyer, family room, upper stairs and landing and a laundry room. While we were at work doing this our recommended drywall repairman and drywall repair guys did their thing to replace some weak drywall, mud and tape cracks and repair corner joints and get the area ready to later seal and paint.

Over the years many projects we completed were fairly large in the scope of painting work. This may be the largest wallpaper removal one that I can recall mostly because almost everything was two story, there was a variety of different papers installed at different times and some very odd angles and reach areas thanks to two fireplaces. Each paper came off a bit different and using different tools but thanks to very well sized walls removal was almost damage free with only existing damage and old repairs underneath. Some was done solely with water, some with steam and some which was top part penetrated then steamed off.

As we finish the last few areas the drywall repairs are underway and the entire space will be ready for the next step. In this case we will be painting ceilings, walls, baseboards and windows in the living room, dining room, stairs, upper landing and most of the foyer. At that point we will stop and wrap things up. The final trip will be the kitchen (which will be redone), family room and possibly a few other areas once some structural work is done around the fireplace area and wall.

As this part is complete those pictures will be posted here. The painting part begins soon.

A walls only repaint was done at this home off Musick in Affton .. mostly a universal grey along with accents in each bedroom, one in the front room and a matching front door color. Baseboards were removed in advance of a flooring change so most of the current floor was of no worry. During the bid we had also noticed a really weird paint job had been done on the doors with very glossy and almost faux finish look so the doors also received a fresh coat of white paint using satin instead of the usual semigloss to hide the previous paint job issues. Closet doors and headers were also returned to white using the same paint The same white was then used on the bookcase and mantle in the living room bringing all the trim on the main floor to the same paint. Finally the main grey was used to repaint the insides of the closets.

Colors used: Dark Accent: Anchors Aweigh SW9179 Blue Bedroom Accent: Peacock Plume SW0020 Purple Bedroom Accent: Brave Purple SW6823 Living Room Accent: Cloudburst SW6487 Main Color: Lazy Grey SW6254