Ceiling Painting

What this involves.

Ceiling painting takes the right prep and the right technique, because every flaw and lap mark shows under overhead light. We protect the room, repair cracks and water damage, and seal any stains with a blocking primer so they do not ghost through the new paint. Then we keep a wet edge and work in one direction so the finish dries even, with no streaks or roller lines. From flat smooth ceilings to textured and popcorn surfaces, we leave you a clean, uniform overhead finish and tight lines where the ceiling meets the wall.

• Covering floors, furniture, and walls before any overhead work
• Patching cracks, repairing minor water damage, and sanding smooth
• Sealing water stains and discoloration with a stain-blocking primer
• Cutting clean lines where the ceiling meets the walls
• Rolling in one direction with a wet edge to avoid streaks and lap marks
• Even coverage on flat, textured, or popcorn ceilings
• Cleanup and a check for uniform color under the room's lighting