As a husband and wife team, we’re happy to tackle the renovation projects that shouldn’t require a larger crew. Need a couple of rooms or exterior space painted? We’ll take the small- and medium-sized projects off your plate! Contact TD Renovations for a free assessment on exterior and interior painting.
Touch-Up and Finishing Paint
After the big construction and renovation companies roll through, you may find scratches and dings on your molding and doorways. Moving furniture and equipment can be tricky, and scuffs accumulate naturally in lived-in homes. TD Renovations pays attention to details. That’s why we’re a good choice for finishing up a renovation or construction process. Touching up walls and trim, we put the finishing touches on your business or residential property.
Painting Bathrooms and Kitchens
When you’re replacing the shower or kitchen backsplash, that may be a good time to paint those rooms, too. Fortunately, TD Renovations does more than tile and stonework. We want to make sure that wall treatments are done to our standards, especially when the interior paint job will complement our tile installation work. By handling the tear-out, paint, and tile ourselves, we can streamline the renovation process, and you can get your bathroom back ASAP.
Exterior and Interior Painting
When you see how well we handle tile installation, you may remember other projects on your to-do list. Surface preparation is important, especially with exterior paint. We can power wash exterior surfaces and do other prep work as needed. You can expect a high standard of quality because of our artistic approach to remodeling work. We don’t use subcontractors or hire extra crew, so Tom and Denise are the whole exterior and interior painting team at TD Renovations.
From Columbus to Inman, we’ll make the drive for the right job. TD Renovations generally focuses on tile work and flooring, but we’re happy to paint the walls and trim needed to finish your larger project. Email tdrenovationsnc323@gmail.com, or call (828) 245-7603 today.
