A scope that fits your rooms
Walk through the spaces you want to change and identify each surface: walls, ceilings, trim, doors or a combination. A room count alone does not describe tall walls, detailed trim or an existing finish that needs extra attention. Your written scope should make those differences clear.
Protect the space before painting
Furniture, flooring and nearby surfaces need a protection plan before preparation begins. Let us know about fragile items, pets and rooms you need to keep using. We can discuss access and a practical sequence for the work; move valuables and personal items according to the agreed plan.
Choose color and sheen together
A color can read differently beside flooring, cabinetry and natural light. Consider samples in the room where they will be used, then discuss a suitable finish for each surface. We can review your preferences without assuming one coating works equally well everywhere.
Know what happens after the final coat
A final walkthrough is the time to review the agreed surfaces and ask about touch-ups, cleaning and return-to-use guidance. Drying and curing depend on the selected coating and conditions. Keep your paint details and written warranty with your project records.