
Flat, paint-ready walls before a single coat goes on.
Paint does not hide a bad wall, it points at it. A fresh coat over a bulged seam or a sanded-down patch just makes the shadow easier to see. We cut out and replace damaged sheetrock, fill holes and cracks, re-tape open seams, reset popped nails and screws, deal with the ceiling stain the roof leak left behind, then tape, float and sand it flat and match the existing texture so the repair disappears instead of announcing itself. Dust gets contained, the room gets cleaned up, and the wall is genuinely ready for paint, which is convenient, because we do that part too.
BeforeAfter
Coastal North Carolina is hard on a house. Salt air, humidity and shade grow mildew on siding and green on concrete, and paint laid over any of that fails inside a season. So we do both halves ourselves: soft-wash the surface down until it is actually clean, let it dry, then prep and paint it. No coordinating two outfits, no arguing about whose prep failed. Drag the slider to see both sides of the same call.
Two different real S&S jobs, one from each half of the business: on the left a house mid-wash, on the right a Topsail-coast home after a full exterior repaint. Not the same house, and we are not going to pretend it is. Ask Brad to show you a matched before and after from a job like yours.
Home base is Old Folkstone Road, the stretch running between Holly Ridge and Sneads Ferry, so the island is a short trip either way. We work Sneads Ferry, Holly Ridge, Surf City, North Topsail Beach, Topsail Beach, Hampstead, Jacksonville, Swansboro and Richlands. Somewhere else in Onslow or Pender County? Call and ask.
Tell Brad what you have got, a single room, the whole exterior, a driveway gone green, a dock that has not been touched in years or a hole in the sheetrock, and you will get a straight, free estimate and a start date. Photos help, plenty of jobs can be priced without a visit. Military discount for the Lejeune community.