The work. The materials. The full picture.

Walls only in one 10 × 12 to 12 × 14 ft room, with 8–9 ft ceilings. Light surface preparation, two finish coats and cleanup.

Outside this scope: Ceilings, trim, doors, closets, wallpaper removal and substantial repairs are separate.

One flat ceiling in a 10 × 12 to 12 × 14 ft room, 8–9 ft high. Light preparation, two finish coats and cleanup.

Outside this scope: Vaulted ceilings, texture removal, water damage and substantial repairs are separate.

Existing painted baseboards or simple interior trim at normal reach. Light sanding and preparation, two finish coats and cleanup. Measure the length of each piece.

Outside this scope: New trim installation, stripping, detailed crown molding and high-access work are separate.

Both faces and accessible edges of one standard interior door. Light preparation, two finish coats and cleanup.

Outside this scope: Frames and casings, exterior entry doors, stripping and hardware replacement are separate.

A kitchen with 20–30 combined doors and drawer fronts, including door faces and backs, drawer fronts and visible exterior cabinet surfaces. Preparation, coating and cleanup.

Outside this scope: Cabinet interiors, new hardware, refacing, structural repairs and layout changes are separate. We confirm the coating plan after inspection.

Repainting accessible, single-story siding in sound condition: routine cleaning and light preparation, two finish coats and cleanup. Measured by actual paintable siding area, not floor area.

Outside this scope: Trim, doors, masonry, significant rot or peeling, and lift or scaffold access are separate.

One visit with 2–4 hours of on-site work for a small agreed list of accessible spots, including preparation and cleanup.

Outside this scope: Extensive repairs or full-surface repainting are separate. Existing paint may not blend invisibly; we review color and sheen first.