Door & Entryway Spray Finishing
Your front door is the one surface every visitor looks at from three feet away. We spray it to a factory-smooth finish — including sidelights, transoms, jambs and casing.
Learn moreComplete interior and exterior painting, plus the detailed spray finishing work that most crews would rather not take on.
Whether it is a single front door or a whole exterior, the preparation discipline is the same. That is the only way the finish holds up.
Your front door is the one surface every visitor looks at from three feet away. We spray it to a factory-smooth finish — including sidelights, transoms, jambs and casing.
Learn moreA sprayed cabinet finish for a fraction of what replacement costs, with doors finished off-site and hardware, hinges and layout kept exactly as they were.
Learn moreWalls, ceilings, trim and doors. Full masking, proper cut lines, and floors that are covered before the first can is opened.
Learn moreWisconsin weather finds every gap. We wash, scrape, prime bare wood and re-caulk the joints that actually matter before we paint.
Learn moreNail pops, settling cracks, water damage and old texture that needs matching. Repaired so the patch disappears once it is painted.
Learn moreFurniture, built-ins, mantels, handrails and millwork — stained or painted, with a clear topcoat built up in thin sprayed passes.
Learn moreWalls and ceilings are rolled, and rightly so. But doors, cabinet fronts, trim and furniture are all looked at from close range, and on those a brush leaves a texture you cannot unsee once you have noticed it.
Spraying takes more masking, more containment and more setup than brushing. That is exactly why it gets skipped. It is also why the result looks like it came from a factory rather than from a weekend.
Send a photo of your door, your cabinets, or the room you are tired of looking at. We will come out, take a proper look, and put a fixed price in writing — at no cost to you.
(715) 892-8068