Trim Painting

What this involves.

Exterior trim painting is detail work, because the eye goes straight to the lines where trim meets siding, brick, or glass. We clean the fascia, soffits, corner boards, and window and door trim, then scrape, sand, and caulk so the surface is smooth and sealed. We prime bare and repaired wood before applying even coats, cutting straight, crisp lines by hand where colors meet. Whether you are painting trim to match a full repaint or refreshing it on its own, we focus on tight edges and full coverage so the details stand out and the wood stays protected.

• Cleaning fascia, soffits, corner boards, and window and door trim
• Scraping and sanding rough or peeling trim to a smooth surface
• Caulking trim joints and gaps to seal edges against water
• Priming bare and repaired wood so the topcoat holds
• Cutting clean, straight lines by hand where trim meets other surfaces
• Applying even coats for full, consistent coverage on every piece
• Final cleanup and a walkthrough to confirm crisp lines and solid coverage