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Interior painting
Every room gets a plan, then a clean finish
In New England homes, interior work comes down to wood trim and plaster that shifts with the seasons. From Hanover colonials to Norwich farmhouses, we cut crisp lines, cover your furniture, and leave the house swept.
What we paint inside Upper Valley homes
We paint living rooms, halls, bedrooms, kitchens, and stairwells in Hanover, Lebanon, Norwich, and the river towns around them, along with ceilings, doors, window sash, and the trim that frames every room. Whole-home interiors and single-room refreshes both get a written proposal.
How the job runs
We walk the rooms in daylight, note any repairs in writing, and choose the right sheen for each surface. Plaster and wood trim here swell and shrink with freeze and thaw, so prep comes first: fill, sand, caulk, and prime the failures. Then we cut and roll smooth, even coats, so the last one is the one you live with.
Where we do this work
We paint interiors in Orford, Lyme, Hanover, Lebanon, Norwich, Thetford, Hartford, White River Junction, and towns across Vermont and New Hampshire.
Service Details
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Full-room and whole-home interiors
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Stair halls and high walls
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Trim, doors, and window sash
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Low-VOC systems on request
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Interior painting, exterior painting, softwashing, powerwashing, rotten wood replacement, glazing, and metal roof coating in Vermont and New Hampshire. Each surface gets its own product.
Glazing and faux painting
Sponging, glazing, and decorative finishes that add depth and character beyond flat paint.
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Rotten wood replacement
Fascia, sills, casings, and clapboard that have failed get cut out and replaced before paint.
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Exterior painting
Siding, trim, and doors built for Upper Valley weather. We prep, prime, and coat for lasting color through freeze and thaw.
Read detailsInterior painting in the Upper Valley
Interior painting, exterior painting, softwashing, powerwashing, rotten wood replacement, glazing, and metal roof coating in Vermont and New Hampshire. Each surface gets its own product.
Do I need to move all my furniture before you start?
We ask that you clear small items, breakables, and electronics. Our crew will move heavy furniture to the center of the room and cover it completely with clean plastic and drop cloths.
How long does a typical interior room take to paint?
Most standard rooms take 1-2 days from prep to final coat. We work efficiently to minimize disruption, and we clean up the site at the end of every workday.
Do you use low-VOC or zero-VOC paint?
Yes, low-VOC and zero-VOC systems are available and frequently used for interiors. We still choose the proper sheen for the surface, ensuring high-traffic areas like kitchens and stair halls get the durable finish they need.