Interior Painting in Saratoga Springs, Utah

Builder paint is designed to be fast, not durable: one flat coat that scuffs, marks and can’t be wiped. In a city where two-thirds of households have children, that shows within a couple of years. A proper repaint uses a washable eggshell or satin on walls, a harder enamel on doors, trim and baseboards, and a flat ceiling paint that hides roller marks — and it starts with patching every nail hole, dent and drywall seam the builder’s one coat covered up.

Saratoga Springs homes are new enough that the walls are usually sound; the work is prep and color. We move and cover furniture, mask floors and fixtures, repair, prime patches and stains, then cut clean lines at ceilings and trim. Many of our painting jobs here follow a basement finish or new flooring — floors first, then baseboards, then paint — so the whole house comes together in the right order.

The first 2000s neighborhoods in Saratoga Springs are now twenty years old, and those homes need a full repaint rather than a refresh: ceilings that have yellowed, trim that has chipped, colors chosen in 2005. We do whole-home repaints in occupied houses room by room.