Pitbull Painting & More Inc. Commercial And Residential Painting Contractors In New Hampshire, Maine And Massachusetts - Interior Painting Services New Hampshire And Maine

Interior Painting Services In New Hampshire, Maine And Massachusetts

Interior Painting Services

We appreciate the opportunity to offer you Pit Bull Painting's finest services. We believe that quality, together with excellent customer service, is the foundation for a long term relationship. We have been fortunate to serve many satisfied clients since 1993, and it is our wish to be able to serve you as well.

Painting the interior of your home provides you with a fresh new outlook on life. New paint can make such a difference to brighten up and freshen up those walls and trim that you see every day. So why do people put off hiring interior house painters to paint the insides of their home? After providing interior painting services to hundreds of homes in New Hampshire, Maine and Massachusetts, we think we know why.

Unlike the exterior of your home, the inside is your personal space. There are many design nuances and colors in your home that reflect your personality. For some, the hardest part is taking the first step. We understand this, and part of our interior home painting consultation is to assist you, if necessary, with color selection, or perhaps suggest minor changes to your moldings and trim that will give you the look that expresses you best.

Here's an interesting article about choosing the right paint color for your project.

PREP WORK FOR WATER DAMAGED WALLS AND/OR CEILINGS: Scrape damaged areas. Seal stain with a stain sealer. Compound, sand smooth, and apply finish coats.

PREP WORK FOR WALLS AND/OR CEILINGS: Compound and sand any nicks, nail pops, marks and small cracks as needed. Spot prime compounded areas and apply two finish coats.

PREP WORK FOR DAMAGED WALLS AND/OR CEILINGS: Scrape and sand all large cracks and repair with spackling. Apply drywall mesh tape where necessary on all large cracks. Spackle and sand as needed.

PREP WORK AND STAIN FINISHING OF NEW WOODWORK: Remove any hardware as needed. Lightly sand and stain woodwork. Apply 1 coat of sealer. Putty all nail holes to match stained areas. Apply 2 coats of finish on all woodwork. NOTE: We will sand between each coat of sealer and finish.

PREP WORK AND PAINTING OF NEW WOODWORK: Remove any hardware as needed. Lightly sand all woodwork. Apply a coat of primer to seal woodwork. Fill in all nail holes and caulk all gaps. Apply two finish coats. NOTE: We will sand between each coat of paint to ensure proper adhesion.

PREP WORK AND PAINTING OVER PAINTED WOODWORK: Remove any hardware as needed. Lightly sand woodwork, caulk open seams, tack trim and apply finish coats. NOTE: We will sand between each coat of paint to ensure smoothness and proper paint adhesion.

PREP WORK AND PAINTING OVER PAINTED WOODWORK FOR CHANGE OF COLOR: Remove any hardware as needed. Lightly sand woodwork, caulk open seams. Apply one coat of primer and apply two finish coats. NOTE: We will sand between each coat of paint to ensure smoothness and proper paint adhesion.

PREP WORK AND PAINTING OVER STAIN/FINISHED WOODWORK: Remove any hardware as needed. Lightly sand woodwork. Caulk all gaps. Apply primer to seal woodwork. Apply two finish coats. NOTE: We will sand between each coat of paint to ensure proper adhesion.

PREP WORK FOR STRIPPING WALL COVERING: Strip wall covering and backing. Wash and sand off wallpaper paste. Repair small torn drywall spots and marks. Seal drywall with a primer as needed to prevent drywall from bubbling. Spackle and sand walls to prepare for new wall covering.

PREP WORK FOR STRIPPING WALL COVERING AND PREP FOR PAINT: Strip wall covering and backing. Clean all paste from walls, compound and sand as needed. Apply primer to walls. Compound and sand as needed. Spot prime and apply finish coats.

PREP WORK FOR POLYURETHANED SURFACES: Lightly sand woodwork and tack off dust. Apply one coat of polyurethane. Lightly sand and tack off dust for a second time. Apply final coat of polyurethane.

PREP WORK FOR NEW PLASTERED WALLS : Apply one coat of primer and two coats of finish. Compound and sand between coats as needed.

PREP WORK FOR REFINISHING STAINED WOODWORK: Lightly sand and apply stain to match woodwork. Apply finish coat of polyurethane do not change throughout the job. The continuity of this system offers many advantages, for example, the crew is more productive and efficient as a team because they understand each others style and skills. We also have a turn over rate of less than 10% per year with our crew members.