Painting over peeling, bubbling or heavily layered paint simply traps the problem underneath, and within months the new coat begins to fail too. Removing the old coating gives your fresh paint or stain a clean, stable surface to bond to.
We remove paint from wood siding, trim, doors, cabinets, furniture, railings, brick, block walls and stucco. Depending on the surface, we use hand scraping, sanding, heat tools, chemical strippers or low-pressure washing. For homes built before 1978, we follow lead-safe work practices to protect your family.
We choose the gentlest method that gets the job done, protecting the material underneath.
Ideal for loose, flaking paint on trim, fences, eaves and siding.
Best for detailed woodwork, doors and furniture with many layers of paint.
Effective for thick, stubborn coatings on solid wood surfaces.
Careful removal from brick and block without damaging the surface texture.
We treat paint removal as the first step toward a lasting result.
We check the material, the number of paint layers and the age of your property.
We explain the safest removal method and provide a clear written quote.
Your surface is left smooth and ready, or primed and painted by our team.




We’ll identify the cause and recommend the right fix before it gets worse.