Project Description
Background:
Alvare Painting is a trusted residential painting company in the Greater Raleigh, NC area. Known for our exceptional dedication to quality and customer satisfaction, we offer premier services that ensure lasting and visually appealing results.
This portfolio entry showcases our expertise in cabinet painting and wall painting services in Cary NC, emphasizing our comprehensive approach to transforming indoor spaces. For every assignment, we guarantee a tailored solution that surpasses our client’s expectations, focusing on enhancing the beauty and durability of interiors.
Scope of Services:
- Cabinet painting
- Wall painting
Paints/Products Used:
- Renner 765 Super Hang in SW7005 Pure White for Cabinets
- Super Paint Satin for Walls
Project Details:
Carol, a discerning homeowner, chose Alvare Painting to refresh her kitchen cabinets and walls. Impressed by our professionalism and trustworthiness, she appreciated the door sample we provided, which showcased the finished product’s quality. This project was efficiently completed in just 4 days, reflecting our commitment to delivering quick yet thorough service.
Here is our process for the cabinet painting:
- First, we degrease and scuff sand the cabinets to ensure a clean and smooth surface for better paint adhesion.
- Then, we apply 2 coats of oil primer to ensure the surface is properly sealed and ready for the finish coats, providing a durable base.
- Followed by another scuff sanding to smooth out any imperfections and prepare the surface for the final coating.
- Finally, we apply 2 coats of Renner 765 Super Hang for the finish coating, ensuring a flawless, long-lasting, and aesthetically pleasing result.
Results:
The transformation delighted Carol, who was thrilled with her kitchen’s updated and refined appearance. Her positive experience and satisfaction with the swift turnaround led her to leave a five-star review. The project’s cost was a worthy investment, significantly improving her kitchen space’s aesthetics and functionality.
