Crisp white trim, glass-smooth doors, and razor-sharp caulk lines — the details that make an entire home feel freshly renovated. Durable enamel finishes that shrug off scuffs, fingerprints, and daily life.
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Nothing dates a home faster than yellowed oak trim or scuffed, chipped doors. And nothing modernizes one faster than crisp, properly sprayed enamel. Trim work is precision work — it demands sharp lines, filled nail holes, and a finish that levels like glass.
Modern trim enamels cure into a hard, washable shell — built for baseboards, kids, pets, and vacuum cleaners.
A four step trim system that turns orange 1990s oak into bright, modern, durable woodwork.
Every surface is scuff-sanded and cleaned so the new finish can bite. Glossy oak and previously varnished trim get extra attention here — this step is why the paint stays on.
Nail holes, dents, and wood grain are filled, and every gap between trim and wall gets a fresh, straight caulk line. Half the finished look comes from this step.
Stain-blocking bonding primer locks down tannins and old finishes so nothing bleeds through the bright new topcoat — critical over oak and mahogany.
Two coats of premium enamel applied by spray or fine-finish brush. Doors are sprayed horizontally where possible for a completely level, factory-grade surface.
From a single front door to every linear foot of trim in the house.
Whole-home trim repaints typically run $1,500 to $4,000 depending on linear footage and whether doors are included. Single rooms start around $300 to $600, and a front door refinish runs $300 to $500.
Yes — it is one of the most requested transformations. The key is thorough deglossing, a stain-blocking bonding primer, and quality enamel. Done right, painted oak looks and wears like new millwork at a fraction of replacement cost.
Whenever possible doors are removed and sprayed flat, which delivers a level, factory-smooth finish no brush can match. When spraying is not practical, fine-finish brushes and leveling enamels come remarkably close.
Semi-gloss and satin enamels are the standard — they highlight the profile of the millwork, wipe clean easily, and resist scuffing. Sheen recommendations are part of every color consultation.
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