Look at the cut lines.
The wide shot sells the room. The line where the wall meets the ceiling, and the line where the casing meets the wall, are where the work actually shows. Those are the frames worth zooming into.
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Interior
Walls, ceilings, trim, and doors in occupied Dane County homes. Look at the cut lines where the wall meets the ceiling and where the casing meets the wall. That is where a paint job is actually judged.
ViewExterior
Full exterior repaints across Dane County, most of them scrape-and-prime jobs on wood that had gone past due. The finish is the easy part. The prep underneath it is the reason it is still there.
ViewCabinets
Kitchen and vanity refinishing, sprayed rather than brushed. Zoom in on the door faces. A sprayed cabinet finish has no brush texture at all, and that is the entire difference between refinished and repainted.
ViewDoors & Entries
Front doors, entry systems, interior doors, and the iron that surrounds them. A front door is eighteen square feet that every visitor stands two feet away from and stares at while they wait. It is the least forgiving surface on a house and the one where the difference between a good painter and a great one is visible from the sidewalk.
ViewCeilings
Popcorn removal and smooth ceiling finishes. The photographs that matter here are the ones taken with light raking across the surface, because that is the only lighting that tells the truth about a ceiling.
ViewRepairs
Drywall and plaster repair with texture matching. A successful repair photo is a boring photo. If you can find the patch in the after shot, we did not finish the job.
ViewCommercial
Offices, retail, corridors, and rental turns, most of them painted between 6 PM and 5 AM so nobody lost a working day.
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