Wrenfield Paint & Prep Co.

Interior and exterior painting, prepared properly

Walls, ceilings, trim, siding and cabinets across the Orrin Valley, prepared first and scoped in writing.

Start a project enquiryBook an estimate visit (sandbox)

Illustrative stock photos, not Wrenfield's work

Prep is most of the job

Every surface gets the prep it needs before the finish coats, in this order. Which stages it needs is confirmed at the estimate visit. See the prep matrix

  1. P1

    Protect

    Floors, furniture, fixtures and plants covered.

  2. P2

    Clean

    Cleaning and washing as prep.

  3. P3

    Scrape

    Loose and flaking paint scraped off.

  4. P4

    Sand

    Edges smoothed and gloss dulled so paint can grip.

  5. P5

    Fill and caulk

    Holes, cracks and gaps, plus small drywall patches.

  6. P6

    Prime

    Spot priming on bare or patched areas.

What we paint

A blue painted porch beside a black front door, with a white wicker chair
Illustrative stock photo

WP-02 Exterior

Wood clapboard and fiber-cement siding, trim, fascia and soffits, doors and shutters, porches, railings and steps, scheduled around the weather.

Exterior painting

A bright living room with a muted teal accent wall behind a tan sofa
Illustrative stock photo

WP-01 Interior

Walls, ceilings, stairwells, trim and baseboards, doors and frames, painted room by room with floors and furniture covered first.

Interior painting

A kitchen with grey cabinets, a white island and pendant lights
Illustrative stock photo

WP-04 Cabinets and built-ins

Kitchen and bathroom cabinets, shelving and built-in units, degreased, sanded and primed before paint.

Cabinets and built-ins

Choose a sheen, see where it usually goes

Sheen is how much light the dried paint reflects, not how dark it is. Each step up is shinier and easier to wipe, and shows surface flaws a little more.

Sheen, from least to most shine
  • Flat: ceilings.
  • Matte: living rooms and bedrooms.
  • Eggshell: living areas and hallways.
  • Satin: kitchens, bathrooms and kids' rooms.
  • Semi-gloss: trim, doors and cabinets.

Your sheens are confirmed in the written scope. Still choosing colors? See color sampling, or start a project enquiry.

Seven steps, every job

Nothing is painted until your home is protected and every surface is prepared.

What to expect at each step

  1. Enquiry

    Tell us what needs painting, your town and your timing.

  2. Estimate visit

    At your home, by appointment.

  3. Written scope

    Surfaces, prep, products and colors, coats, exclusions.

  4. Scheduling

    Exterior dates depend on weather and may move.

  5. Protect

    Your home covered before any prep begins.

  6. Prepare

    Clean, scrape, sand, fill, caulk and prime.

  7. Paint, walkthrough and touch-ups

    The coats in your scope, then a walkthrough and a touch-up list.

Ready to talk about your repaint?

Tell us what needs painting and which town you are in, or try the booking sandbox. Demo number: (555) 555-0123.

Start a project enquiryBook an estimate visit (sandbox)

Where we work

  • Wrenfield
  • Ashby Mill
  • Cotter's Bend
  • North Halden
  • Larch Hollow
  • Pellham Ford

Outside these towns? Ask in your enquiry.

When

Monday to Friday, 7:30 am to 4:30 pm. Estimate visits by appointment. Closed weekends and public holidays. No storefront: estimate visits happen at your home.