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A quick set of cabinets! Still one of the quickest and cheapest ways to upgrade your kitchen!

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The final round at this home in High Ridge was to paint all the walls on the first and second floor. There was some ongoing work in the stair area near the end and we did not paint the laundry area as that was done by a different contractor.

Customer began to paint then decided to call us so we did not do one of the bedrooms, a bathroom and some of the trim. We did do the entry, kitchen, dining, living room and master bed/bath. Most painted a standard grey two walls done in a dark grey accent. Ceilings were 14′ on this condo unit as it is a third floor and a common McBride community build we find all over St. Louis.

Three quick ceiling only repaints in white. A fourth room done in flat black not shown as it was still drying.

Ceiling only repaints can be a little more expensive than when the room is being painted as we will protect the walls with drape plastic when needed to protect from any damage to the existing paint job.

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A quick wallpaper removal project – paper pulled, walls lightly patched, sealed and two coats of paint.

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This is an ongoing project and additional work pictures will be added upon completion!

Over 50 pieces on this cabinet refinishing project. Two colors used – grey on two islands then white on cabinets, hearth and bookcases.

Because of the size we did this in two parts – bookcases and hearth along with the grey island in the first part then returned to do the main cabinets in the kitchen along with a sidebar area and several boxes in the laundry room. The final step in this home will be repainting the walls and some baseboards in a final trip.

The new product we switched to really looks amazing and truly gives these old builder grade cabinets a whole new durable and long lasting finish. No ‘paint’ here – pure polyurethane products.

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This is an ongoing project that is being done in portions.

The first part was removal of wallpaper. This included a border in a back bedroom, ceiling to floor in a bathroom, ceiling to floor in a kitchen, partial walls in a bathroom and mud room, one wall and border in living room and ceiling to wall in the entryway. All paper was removed and walls which were ready to paint were sanded, sealed and prepared for painting.

As you can see a common issue arose in the removal – something was hidden underneath – a bad removal was done, some areas were badly patched and new wallpaper mounted over the top. It happens often when new paper is going back up. At this point the kitchen, small half bath and the full bathroom are not yet ready to go and are part of the final run.

The second portion was to come back and paint ceilings, wall, trim and doors in all areas that were ready to go. Ceilings painted with Promar 200 flat, walls with Duration matte in Accessible Beige.

In the third portion we will return to paint the basement, stairs and possible the last three areas.

Another wallpaper removal project. Walls were then lightly patched, sanded and resealed ready for paint. We also removed a few borders in other areas and some painted cheesecloth wallpaper in another area of the home.
Painting was not completed by us.

Two rooms of wallpaper removed, walls cleaned, sanded and resealed and ready to go.

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Fresh drywall was installed so a full coat of PVA primer applied to all ceilings. The ceilings were then finished with Promar 200, flat, in Pure White (SW color) and the walls with Duration in matte using a custom customer picked color.