Interior Services

The Interior Painting process starts by setting the proper expectations. We understand that you may have to take time out of your busy schedule, so we want to you’re experience as simple and pleasant as possible. From your first contact, to the final walk around, we will do what it takes to make your overall experience an enjoyable one.

1. A professional, sincere and customer minded approach
2. A mutually agreed upon time and date whereby we will provide a free estimate
3. A mutually agreed upon time and date to complete the project
4. Professional applicators that take pride in their work
5. A thorough preparation of the surface prior to the application of any materials
6. A clean and neat job site while work is in progress
7. Colors to match your requirements
8. Two coats of paint for all color changes
9. Premium grade products

One of the more enjoyable aspects of having your home painted is color selection. Understanding how color can impact your environment is an important part of the selection process. A little color theory might be helpful.

The primary colors are red, blue, and yellow. When equal parts of the primary colors are mixed, they produce the secondary colors— orange (a mixture of red and yellow), green (yellow and blue), and purple (blue and red). Adding white to a color produces a tint, while adding black creates a shade. By mixing varying amounts of the primary and secondary colors, as well as white and/ or black, an almost infinite number of colors are possible.

1. Masking off and protecting all working areas
2. Completing interior preparation work. Filling holes and cracks.
3. Sanding all wood trim before painting.
4. Patching all cracks and match existing textures 
5. Reapplying new stain to all natural color stains.
6. Refinishing doors and cabinets.

Yellow– The most visible color. Good for narrow hallways.

Orange—Viewed as cheerful and friendly. Good for family rooms.

Red—Encourages action and aggressiveness. Good for dining rooms

Violet—Regarded as a power color. Preferred by children more than adults.

Blue—Lighter blues are calming. Good for bedrooms.

Green—Considered relaxing. Good for bedrooms.

Gray—Encourages creativity. Use depends on warmth of color.

Black—Viewed as dignified and sophisticated. Enhances most other colors.

Inside/Out PaintingCo. does not handle furniture or breakables. We do not empty cabinets, take down pictures, move china, or handle any items that may break in the process. We ask all our clients to ensure that the workspace is organized prior to our arrival. If you absolutely need assistance with heavy furniture, we can help. However, we will not be held liable if something accidentally breaks in the process.

With so many factors to consider, and choices available, the choice of selecting a color can seem overwhelming. Color selection is first and foremost, a personal preference. While the factors discussed on this page should be considered, what really matters is that the color you select is pleasing and creates the environment you desire.