Painting across Middle Tennessee

Painting across Middle Tennessee

Painters who spend the time on the prep, tell you what the surface needs, and leave the house cleaner than they found it.

Painters serving Nashville work Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville as well, across 65 towns and 12 counties. The houses are not the same in any two of those towns, and neither is the painting work:

• Nashville. Pre-war houses have layers of paint that predate 1978, so exterior scraping is a lead-safe job by law, and interior plaster takes a different prep from drywall.
• Brentwood. Newer houses have builder-grade flat paint on every wall and a single coat on the trim; the first repaint is really the first proper paint job the house has had.
• Murfreesboro. Newer houses have builder-grade flat paint on every wall and a single coat on the trim; the first repaint is really the first proper paint job the house has had.
• Hendersonville. Older homes reward a painter who knows what the last three coats were; oil over latex, or latex over glossy oil without sanding, is why paint peels in sheets on these houses.
• Columbia. Pre-war houses have layers of paint that predate 1978, so exterior scraping is a lead-safe job by law, and interior plaster takes a different prep from drywall.
• Lebanon. Rural painting includes barns, fences and outbuildings, at a scale where a sprayer and a crew day are the unit of work.