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Too big for a Saturday. Too small for a general contractor.

Kitchen refresh: cabinets and butcher block

There is a real gap in this trade. Below a certain size, general contractors stop returning calls — it isn't worth mobilizing for. Above a certain size, a handyman shouldn't be taking it on.

That middle band is where most homeowners actually live: one room, one wall, one closet, one weekend that turned into six.

We take those, we scope them honestly, and if a job turns out to be bigger than it should be for us, we say so before you've paid for anything.

What's included

  • Interior painting
  • Exterior touch-up and trim paint
  • Trim and finish carpentry
  • Accent walls and paneling
  • Cabinet hardware and refresh
  • Closet and storage builds
  • Small bath and laundry updates
  • Doors and window trim

Some of this work

Kitchen with new range and counters
Kitchen with new range and counters
Kitchen refresh: cabinets and butcher block
Kitchen refresh: cabinets and butcher block
Interior remodel, framing stage
Interior remodel, framing stage
Wall opened up, dust containment in place
Wall opened up, dust containment in place
Finished and painted
Finished and painted
Bathroom with soaking tub
Bathroom with soaking tub

Who calls us for this

One room that needs painting and you've been putting it off for two years.

A rental that needs to look fresh before it lists.

A project a general contractor won't quote because it's too small to bother with.

What drives the price

There's no rate card on the site yet, because a made-up range helps nobody. Here's what actually moves the number:

  • Square footage and how many coats and colors
  • Prep — patching, sanding and masking is most of a paint job
  • Ceiling height and access
  • Material grade you choose
  • Whether the room has to stay usable while we work

Questions we get

How big is too big for you?

If it needs permits, structural work or licensed trades, that's a general contractor. We'll tell you at the estimate rather than halfway through.

Do you do exterior painting?

Trim, doors and touch-up, yes. A full exterior repaint on a two-story is a painting crew's job.

Can you work while we live there?

Yes, and we plan it that way by default — one room at a time, cleaned up at the end of each day.

Do you move furniture?

We move what's reasonable and mask what stays. Anything heavy or fragile, we'd rather you handle before we start.

How do you price paint work?

By the room and the prep, not by the hour. You get a number before we start.

Get a free estimate

Under a minute, and there's no charge to come look. Or just call (970) 258-8791.

Step 1 of 7

Step 1: what do you need

What do you need?

Pick the side of the house. If it's both, say both — that's normal.

Step 2: which service

Which service?

Not sure? Pick the closest one — we'll sort it out when we call.

Step 3: where is the job

Where is the job?

Step 4: how soon

How soon?

Step 5: tell us about it

Tell us about it

The more you tell us, the closer the number will be before we're even out there.

Step 6: how do we reach you

How do we reach you?

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Look right?

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That's in.

Keep that reference handy. We'll call you back — if you'd rather not wait, ring us and quote that code.

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