House Painting in Atlanta, GA

The craftsman bungalows and older homes that fill neighborhoods like Kirkwood, East Atlanta, and the streets off the BeltLine come with beautiful original details and surfaces that need respect. Many still have plaster walls behind the paint, along with wood trim and picture rails that have been coated over so many times the profiles have gone soft. Rushing paint onto those surfaces is how you get peeling and lap marks, so we start by assessing what is plaster, what is drywall, and where old coatings are failing.

From there the work is patient and hands-on. We stabilize cracking plaster, sand and de-gloss aged trim so the new coat can bond, caulk the gaps that open up in a settled house, and prime bare or repaired spots before color. Cutting a crisp line where deep trim meets an uneven old wall is slow work, and it is exactly the part that makes an older Atlanta interior look cared for rather than just recoated.

Kitchens in Atlanta cover a huge range, from tight galley layouts in older bungalows to the open plans of newer in-town builds, and cabinet refinishing works across both. Keeping your existing boxes and refinishing the doors and frames avoids a gut remodel, which matters even more on compact in-town lots where a full kitchen tear-out is disruptive. We clean off years of cooking film, de-gloss, prime, and spray a smooth finish, and we mask the space carefully so overspray never becomes your problem.

On the drywall side, in-town homes bring their own quirks: older plaster patches that never quite matched, cracks from a settling foundation, and the wear that busy households leave on hallway walls. We repair and blend those areas so they vanish under fresh paint, and we keep the site clean and contained throughout, which is not optional in a home where daily life is happening a few feet away. Protecting floors, furniture, and airflow is part of every Atlanta job we take.