Interior & Exterior Painting in Meridian, Hattiesburg & Jackson, MS

A great interior repaint isn't really about the paint — it's about everything that happens before the first roller hits the wall. We start by walking the space with you, identifying hairline cracks, nail pops, water staining, scuffed corners, and trim that's pulled away over the years. Those details get repaired, primed, and sanded smooth so the finish coat reads flat and uniform under both daylight and lamp light.

Our crews mask floors, baseboards, and built-ins, cover and re-center furniture, and tape clean cut-lines along ceilings, trim, and any color changes. We brush and roll using techniques matched to the surface — high-build rollers for textured walls, fine-finish sleeves for smooth modern drywall, and sash brushes for trim and doors. The result is two clean, even coats with crisp transitions where colors meet.

For Mississippi humidity, we lean on washable matte and eggshell finishes for living spaces, satin for trim and doors, and semi-gloss in bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry rooms. If you want help choosing colors, we'll pull samples, paint test patches, and let you see them in your actual light before you commit.

Mississippi exteriors take a beating — sun, humidity, pollen, mildew, sideways thunderstorms, and the occasional hurricane band. A paint job that ignores any of that will start peeling, chalking, or blistering inside a couple of seasons. We start with a thorough wash to remove dirt, pollen, and mildew, then scrape any loose or failing paint and feather-sand the edges so the new coating lays flat.

Bare wood gets spot-primed with a stain-blocking exterior primer. Gaps around windows, doors, trim, and siding seams get re-caulked with a paintable, flexible sealant rated for exterior movement. Rotted trim, soft fascia, or damaged siding boards are flagged and repaired before any paint goes on — we'd rather slow down a day than coat over a problem that's going to come back.

For the topcoat we use 100% acrylic exterior paints rated for the Gulf South: high UV resistance, strong mildew package, and enough flex to handle Mississippi's temperature swings. Two full coats on body and trim, brush-and-roll on detail areas, and a final walkthrough so you can sign off on every elevation.

Walls and siding cover the most square footage, but trim is what people actually see up close. We caulk every joint, sand profiles smooth, and brush trim with enamel or hybrid enamel paints that level out cleanly without ropy brush marks. Door slabs come off the hinges when they should, get painted on horizontal racks, and go back on with fresh felt pads so they don't stick.

Cabinet refinishing is a different animal — doors and drawer fronts come back to the shop, get cleaned, scuff-sanded, and sprayed with a cabinet-grade lacquer or waterborne enamel for a factory-style finish. Frames are masked, sanded, and sprayed in place. It's the single highest-ROI interior project in most homes, and we treat it that way.