Todo lo que se pinta en una casa.

Pintura interior

Walls, ceilings, trim, doors, jambs, closets and shelving, in an occupied house, without turning your life upside down. One coat of primer, two coats of colour, and a room you can use again the same day.

Qué incluye

• A written scope before anything moves: every surface named, every product and sheen specified by brand and line
• Furniture to the centre under plastic, canvas on the floors, switch plates and hardware off rather than taped around
• Every flaw found under raking light, circled, filled, sanded flat and spot-primed before the colour goes on
• Cut lines brushed freehand at the ceiling, the trim and every corner
• Labelled touch-up paint left with you, drawn from the boxed batch that is actually on your walls

Qué lo hace diferente

• The paint gets boxed — every gallon of a colour combined and mixed in one container, so there is zero batch-to-batch variation across a wall.
• Every coat is inspected under raking light before the next one goes on. A thin spot is invisible to fix between coats and costs a full extra coat to fix at the end.
• Juan measures it, quotes it and paints it. There is no estimator who hands the job to a crew you have never met.

Gabinetes y carpintería

A sound kitchen with dated cabinets is the highest-return paint job there is. It is also the one where the product matters more than anything else — a cabinet-grade urethane alkyd enamel, sprayed and cured properly, is a different object from wall paint in a semi-gloss can.

Qué incluye

• Doors and drawer fronts off, labelled and sprayed off the box; hinges and pulls bagged by location
• Degrease without exception, then sand or degloss and bonding-prime. Nothing adheres to a hard aged enamel otherwise.
• Sprayed finish coats, hand-sanded between them, so the surface reads like furniture instead of like paint
• Grain filling and two-stage filling on damaged rails and stiles, left proud and sanded flush, because filler always shrinks
• Hardware reinstalled carefully at the end, with doors left open as long as you can stand it

Qué lo hace diferente

• We budget the cure, not the recoat. Thirty days is a normal full cure on this class of product, and until a film cures it blocks — a cabinet door shut hard against its frame in week one can weld to it and tear when you open it.
• Semi-gloss is the standard and high gloss is the statement version, but the sheen is the smaller half of the decision. We tell you what is going in the gun before we talk about shine.
• Nobody scrubs anything for a month, and we say that out loud at the walkthrough instead of putting it in small print on the invoice.

Techos

The least controversial surface in painting and the easiest one to get wrong. Ceilings are lit by grazing light from windows and fixtures, which is the worst possible condition for sheen, so any shine at all telegraphs every taped joint, fastener and roller lap.

Qué incluye

• Flat, every time. A dedicated ceiling paint is formulated thicker on purpose so it spatters less.
• Order of operations respected: trim first, then ceilings, then walls — so ceiling mist lands on a wall that has not been painted yet
• The ceiling line cut in by hand. A straight cut where the wall meets the ceiling is the most visible single indicator of skill in this trade.
• Bathroom ceilings in a moisture-resistant flat or matte, not a satin
• Sprayed ceilings back-rolled behind the gun on texture, popcorn and new board

Qué lo hace diferente

• We will tell you when a ceiling does not need painting. A ceiling that has only yellowed in one corner is usually a moisture problem, and painting it is treating a symptom.
• Popcorn and acoustic ceiling removal is a drywall trade, and on older homes it means asbestos testing first. That job goes to a drywall crew and we paint after, rather than scraping our way into a problem.
• Ceiling paint is one place where the cheap product is genuinely the right product. We are not going to sell you flagship wall paint for a surface nobody touches.

Asesoría de color

Colour is the decision people agonise over and then make in the worst possible place — a fluorescent-lit aisle, holding a two-inch chip. We move that decision into your actual room, before any paint is bought, when changing your mind still costs nothing.

Qué incluye

• Real samples in the actual room: a large peel-and-stick, or a two-foot square painted on a primed board you can carry around
• Looked at in the morning, in the afternoon, and under the lamps you actually use at night
• Sheen chosen with the colour, not after it — a satin navy reads close to semi-gloss, a satin greige reads close to eggshell
• Trim, ceiling and wall colours decided as a set, so the trim reads as one system against the walls
• Colours confirmed and written into the scope before a single gallon is bought

Qué lo hace diferente

• A north-facing Oceanside room goes cool and blue in the afternoon; a west-facing room goes warm and orange at five. The same chip is not the same colour in both, and this is the single most common reason people hate a colour they chose.
• Deep colour and low sheen is the hardest combination to live with in a real house — a flat charcoal shows every handprint as a shiny burnish mark. It is also exactly what design magazines feature. We say that before you commit, not after.
• Juan would much rather spend an extra day on samples than repaint a great room. Changing your mind before we buy paint is free. After a wall is coated it is another round of labour and material, and we will quote it honestly rather than pretend it is not.

Sobre el precio

Compara alcances, no números.