The stair wall

Stair wall with old mounting holes and dark marks before repair — Before

The same stair wall after the holes were repaired and the wall repainted — After

Old mounting holes and marks were visible above the stairs. The after photo shows the same wall following repair and repainting.

The corner between doors

Damaged wall corner between two interior doorways before repair and painting — Before

Repaired and repainted wall corner between the same interior doorways — After

The exposed corner and surrounding wall had damaged, uneven areas. This pair shows the wall repair and painted result between the same doorways.

The wall beside the doorway

Marked wall beside an interior doorway before surface preparation — Before

Repainted wall beside the doorway following surface repair — After

Scuffs and surface defects around this narrow section were part of the wall preparation. The finished view shows the repainted area beside the doorway.

Inside the closet

Closet wall with mounting holes and marks beneath an existing wire shelf — Before

Repaired and repainted closet wall beneath the same wire shelf, seen from a different angle — After

The closet wall also needed holes and marks addressed. The existing wire shelf helps identify the same area, photographed from a different angle after painting.

Actual job photos. Lighting and camera angles vary. Select any photo for a larger view.

The work behind the finish

Preparation is part of the painting job

This was wall repair and repainting, not just paint over the existing marks. The work included filling defects and smoothing uneven areas before painting. The process photo shows floor protection and masking still in place.

Living area during painting, with protected flooring, blue masking tape and the existing TV bracket — Painting in progress

Living-area wall after repainting, with the existing TV bracket still in place — Repainted living-area wall

Also completed at this property

Bathroom holders installed

Alongside the wall work, we installed towel holders and a toilet-paper holder. These detail photos show the new holders. The existing grab bar and other bathroom fixtures are not part of the installation described here.

Newly installed toilet-paper holder beside the bathroom vanity — Toilet-paper holder

Installed towel holder on the bathroom wall, with an existing grab bar also visible — Towel holder

Have walls that need attention?

Show us the walls.
Tell us what you want painted.

Send a wide photo, close-ups of the damage, your ZIP and which walls or rooms you want painted. Surface condition, preparation, height and access help determine the scope and estimate. If you have leftover paint or a paint label, include a photo of that too.

Filling and paint need drying time between stages. Photos help us discuss the work; the schedule and price are confirmed for your project before booking.

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