Home painting

Trim and Door Painting with a clear plan.

A clean finish for doors, frames, baseboards, and trim. We plan access, protection, prep, and finish before work starts.

Your property protectedClear written scopeFinal walk-through
Painter applying paint to a door frame with a brush
Service reference photoTrim and Door Painting

Before work starts

Know what is included.

Your written scope lists the work areas, prep, finish, access, and exclusions.

  • Your home and nearby areas protected
  • Prep listed before work starts
  • Clear colors and finish choices
  • Final walk-through with you

Clear scope

Fewer surprises

You see the planned work before the project begins. Price and timing follow the final written scope.

What to expect

From the first look to the final review.

The written plan keeps each part of the work easy to follow.

  1. 01

    Meet

    We review the property, surfaces, access, and your goals.

  2. 02

    Plan

    Your written scope lists protection, prep, finish, and timing.

  3. 03

    Do the work

    We complete the planned trim and door painting work.

  4. 04

    Review

    We clean up and review the finished scope with you.

Interior planning notes

Protection, repairs, and finish belong in one plan.

A useful interior scope shows protection, preparation, room order, and finish before work starts.

Occupied rooms
We review room order, furniture, pets, ventilation, and spaces that must stay open.
Dust control
Coverings, sanding cleanup, repairs, and daily reset needs are listed first.
Surface repair
Patches, cracks, nail holes, failed caulk, stains, and bare areas are separated from routine painting.
Primer decisions
New repairs, stains, bare material, glossy surfaces, and strong color changes can require different primer steps.
Finish selection
Walls, ceilings, trim, doors, baths, and busy rooms may need different sheens.
Timeline factors
Room count, repairs, access, drying, and occupied spaces shape the sequence.

Real project photos

See the work.

These are real project photos supplied by Kensington Valley Painting.

Exterior home during surface preparation and repainting
preparationExterior preparation in progressAccess equipment, masking, and active coating work show the preparation behind a detailed exterior repaint.
Completed exterior painting project on a Michigan home
completedCompleted exterior color systemCoordinated siding, trim, window accents, porch details, and gutters create a deliberate finished exterior.
Two-story foyer with freshly painted walls, trim, and detailed molding
processTwo-story foyer and detailed trimA tall foyer with extensive picture-frame molding, railings, and trim demonstrates careful access planning and crisp finish work.

Customer feedback

What customers say about the work.

Google rating and review excerpts from the public Kensington Valley Painting profile.

public reviews on Google
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Projects completed
Satisfaction
  • Licensed & Insured
  • Same-Day Estimates
  • Same-Day Response
  • 3-Year Workmanship Warranty

Surfaces and project types

What we review.

The site visit sets the exact work areas.

  • Doors
  • Door frames
  • Baseboards
  • Crown molding
  • Window trim
  • Built-in trim

Common questions

Answers before work starts.

How is the price set?

We inspect the work and write the included prep, surfaces, and finish.

How is the property protected?

The scope lists coverings, barriers, access, and cleanup for each area.

Service area

Serving Oakland County and nearby communities.

Trim and Door Painting estimates are available in:

  • New Hudson, MI
  • Birmingham, MI
  • Bloomfield Hills, MI
  • Rochester Hills, MI
  • Troy, MI
  • Novi, MI
  • Milford, MI
  • South Lyon, MI
  • Commerce Township, MI
  • West Bloomfield, MI
  • Waterford, MI
  • Brighton, MI