Interior Painting Services in Green Bay, WI

For areas prone to high humidity, such as kitchens and bathrooms, it's crucial to use paints that can withstand moisture. Semi-gloss or high-gloss paints are often recommended because their shiny finish repels water better than matte options. These finishes also make it easier to clean walls, which is essential in spaces exposed to steam and splashes.

Achieving clean, sharp lines between different colors or at the junction of walls and ceilings involves careful preparation and precise techniques in any painting project. Our painters use professional-grade painter’s tape to ensure straight lines. Additionally, we often employ a technique called 'cutting in,' which involves painting freehand along the edges with a steady hand and a small, angled brush.

Yes, ceiling paint and wall paint are formulated differently to address specific challenges. Ceiling paint is typically thicker with a flat finish to avoid drips and reduce light reflection, which helps hide imperfections. Wall paints are available in various finishes, from matte to high gloss, depending on the desired durability and aesthetic.

Painting over wallpaper can be done, but it's not always recommended as the best course of action. If the wallpaper is in good condition, tightly adhered to the wall, and has a smooth texture, it can be painted over after proper priming to prevent the wallpaper pattern from showing through. However, for optimal results, removing the wallpaper and preparing the bare wall usually yields the best finish.

Protecting your furniture and flooring is a critical part of our service. We start by moving furniture away from the walls and covering it with protective plastic sheeting or drop cloths. Floors are covered with drop cloths or builder’s paper throughout the painting area to prevent stains from drips and spills. All coverings are securely taped down to ensure they stay in place.