Staircase painting in Boston and the South Shore.
Risers, balusters, handrails and newel posts with clean, sharp lines.
The centerpiece of the entry.
A staircase is often the first thing you see when you walk in. Fresh paint and a contrasting rail can make the whole entry feel new.
Risers and treads
Painted risers with stained or painted treads, with a clean line where they meet.
Balusters
Every spindle painted evenly on all sides, with no drips or missed spots.
Handrails and newel posts
A deep contrasting color on the rail and posts, or a classic white to match the trim.
Stairwell walls and trim
The walls, skirt boards and trim along the stairs, finished to match.
Every line counts.
Stairs have more edges than almost any part of the house. Taking the time on each line is what makes a staircase look finished instead of just painted.
What clients say.
Five-star reviews from homeowners we've painted for.
“Owner and workers very pleasant to deal with. They were on time very neat, and the job came out great. I would gladly work with them again.”
“It was great. It came out fantastic. They left everything clean. Everything was done right the first time.”
“They were good. Very punctual. Very courteous. Workmanship is very good. I would highly recommend him.”
“Great! Beautiful work, reliable and professional.”
How to get started.
We work across Boston and the South Shore.
Tell us about the project
Use the estimate form to share what you'd like painted, the condition of the surfaces, and your timing. Or call us.
Hear back the same day
We look over the details and reach out, usually the same day, by phone or email, whichever you prefer.
Set up a visit
We find a time that works for you to see the space and talk through your estimate.
More of what we paint
Tell us about your project.
We paint homes across Boston and the South Shore. Send a few details and we'll reach out, usually the same day, to set up a visit.