Fresh Paint, Fresh Life for Your Home

Is your home starting to show its age more than its beauty? New England houses are loved for their character, but tired, dingy paint is not part of the charm. The good news is that a fresh coat of paint is one of the most affordable ways to breathe new life into the place you call home.

Stay Clean’s experienced residential painters are ready to help you choose the right colors for your kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, and other living spaces, as well as select exterior areas. Once you have picked your perfect shades, our team gets to work with careful prep, clean lines, and a sleek new facelift for your home.

Interior Painting

Fresh paint completely transforms a space. Inside your home, the right color can add calm to a master bedroom, bring energy and creativity into a new kitchen, or give a pre teen’s room a bright, personal touch. A well painted interior makes a house feel more like home, and it can even help tie older finishes and newer updates together. But getting that smooth, even finish takes time, careful prep, and precision that many homeowners simply do not have the bandwidth for. That is where a professional painting team makes all the difference.

What We Paint Inside a Home

  • Walls and ceilings
  • Doors, trim, and baseboards
  • Hallways, stairwells, and entryways
  • Bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, living and dining rooms
  • Window and door frames
  • Accent walls and feature walls
  • Closets and pantries
  • Kitchen and bathroom cabinets

Step 1: Preparation– Before starting your interior painting project, we carefully cover all furniture and flooring in the room that is being worked on for protection. We also sand and fill any exposed holes or imperfections to guarantee a smooth finish and clean debris from walls to ensure proper paint adhesion.

Step 2: Priming– Many surfaces require primer prior to painting, and picking the proper primer is crucial in the painting process. For example, tile surfaces require specific primer to create proper adhesion of paint while other primers are used to hold back tannins or seal knots in wood.

Steps 3: Caulking– Over time, areas where walls and trim meet can separate leaving unsightly gapping. To truly restore the look of a home, caulking is essential to mend these gaps. Our teams assess each room being services, and take the time to caulk necessary areas for a seamless finish.

Step 4: Painting– Once all of the preparation work is complete our teams begin the paining process. Our staff is trained on the best painting practices for all surface applications, and prides themselves on their attention to detail.

Exterior Painting

Exterior paint does more than just boost curb appeal, it also helps protect and maintain the surfaces it covers. When you soft wash your exterior before painting, you remove dirt, mildew, old chalky paint, and other buildup so the new paint can bond properly, look smoother, and last longer. The elements of New England weather are tough on siding, trim, porches, and decks, from harsh sun and salt air to snow and ice. A quality paint job, starting with a thorough soft wash, acts like a protective shield for your home’s exterior and avoiding larger future repairs.

What We Paint on the Exterior of a Home

  • Porches and entryways
  • Sheds and garages
  • Fences, decks, and railings
  • Touch ups on siding and trim
  • Exterior doors and shutters
  • Pergolas, gazebos, and porch columns
  • Foundations and concrete or masonry accents
  • Pools & Courts

Step 1: Preparation – Having a clean surface is key for any lasting paint application, and our teams specialize in exterior cleaning! When painting, we use a combination of both low pressure “soft washing” and high pressure “power washing”, as each of these systems serve a necessary purpose. Soft washing removes surface level contaminants while preventing any damage from occurring to siding, windows, screens etc.; Power washing removes loose, chipping paint from homes to prevent peeling of the new paint application.

Step 2: Scraping and Priming – Although power washing removes most chipping paint, our staff hand scrapes any left-over areas, and seals the exterior with primer for the best application results.

Step 3: Painting – Once all of the preparation work is complete our teams begin the paining process. Our staff is trained on the best painting practices for all surface applications including spraying, rolling, back brushing and brushing.

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Painting FAQs

YES! Limited Two-Year Warranty Subject to the limitations set forth below, for a period of 24 months from the date of completion of the work described on this contract, the named Contractor will repair peeling, blistering, or chipping paint resulting from defective workmanship. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER: – Any work where the Contractor did not supply the paint or other materials. – Any work which was not performed by the Contractor – Varnished surfaces – Surfaces made of, or containing, galvanized metal – The cost of paint required to perform the repairs – Repairs to horizontal surfaces or any surface that, by virtue of its design permits moisture to collect. Surfaces include, but are not limited to decks, railings, stairs, porches, roofs, and wood gutters. – Exact paint match as environmental conditions will affect the color and finish of all paints over time. – Any repairs which are necessitated as a result of a defect in the paint regardless of whether the paint was supplied by the Contractor or the customer. – Bleeding caused by knots, rust or cedar. – Cracks in drywall, plaster or wood. – Peeling, blistering or chipping where they are caused by: a) mill-glazing from smooth cedar b) ordinary wear and tear c) abnormal use or misuse d) peeling of layers of paint existing prior to the work performed by the Contractor e) structural defects f) settling or movement g) moisture content of the pre- existing substrate Repairs under this limited warranty will be performed only on the specific areas where the peeling, blistering, or chipping has occurred and only to the level of surface preparation described in the preparation section of this Contract. FOR THIS WARRANTY TO BE VALID, YOU MUST: – Pay the full contract price – Retain a copy of the original contract – Retain a copy of your cancelled check or other evidence of payment in full – Pay for all materials used to perform the repairs – Make the property accessible to the Contractor, or his employees, to perform the repairs. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS THE ONLY EXPRESS WARRANTY MADE BY THE CONTRACTOR AND IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. THIS WARRANTY COVERS ONLY THOSE SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE CONTRACTOR TO THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER NAMED ON THE CONTRACT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE CONTRACTOR BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR DAMGES IN EXCESS OF THE ORIGINAL CONTRACT PRICE. THIS WARRANTY MAY NOT BE ALTERED OR EXTENDED FOR ANY PURPOSE UNLESS DONE SO IN WRITING IN A DOCUMENT BY ALL PARTIES TO THIS CONTRACT.

Yes. Stay Clean Power Washing carries full liability insurance and workers compensation insurance so you and your property are protected on every job.
We focus on residential interior painting year round and select exterior projects as weather allows. That includes walls, ceilings, trim, doors, cabinets, porches, decks, sheds, fences, railings, and other key features around your home.
Pricing depends on the size of the space, the amount of prep work, and the type of paint you choose. The best way to get an accurate price is to schedule a free in home estimate, where we walk the job with you and talk through options.
For smaller projects, photos and a short description can be enough for a ballpark range. For full rooms, multiple rooms, or exterior work, we prefer an in person visit so your quote is accurate and there are no surprises.
You can call, text, or fill out our online form. We confirm a time, walk through your home with you, discuss colors and finishes, then send a written estimate that outlines the scope and price.
Yes. We clearly list the areas to be painted and any prep or repair work so you know exactly what you are paying for. If you want to break the project into phases, we can price it that way as well.
For most projects, a deposit is required to hold your spot on the schedule and cover materials, with the balance due at completion. The deposit amount and payment schedule will be included in your estimate.
Yes. When we start your project, we stay focused on it until the work is complete, except in cases where weather affects exterior painting.
You will have a clear point of contact from the Stay Clean team who can answer questions before, during, and after the job.

Interior Painting FAQs

No. Many homeowners give us access and go about their day. As long as we can get in and out safely, you do not need to be home the entire time.
We ask that you remove wall decor, curtains, and fragile items, and clear smaller items from surfaces. We handle moving most furniture away from the walls and put it back when we are done.
We cover floors with drop cloths and plastic, and we carefully cover furniture and fixtures in the work areas. Protecting your home is a big part of our setup.
Yes. We fill nail holes, minor cracks, and small drywall imperfections so your new paint looks smooth and finished. Larger repairs can be discussed and priced as needed.
Yes. We can paint doors, trim, baseboards, window casings, and kitchen or bathroom cabinets. Cabinet projects usually involve extra prep and a more detailed process, which we explain in your estimate.
We are happy to share suggestions based on lighting, room size, and your goals for the space. If you already have colors in mind from a paint store, we can work with those as well.
Most interior projects include one coat of primer where needed and two finish coats on walls, with one or two coats on ceilings and trim, depending on the existing color and condition.

Exterior Painting FAQs

Not necessarily. As long as we have access to the areas being painted and any outdoor water supply we need, you do not need to be home.

We schedule exterior work during seasons and days when temperatures and conditions are within manufacturer guidelines. We do not paint in rain or when it is too cold for the paint to cure properly.

Prep can include soft washing or pressure washing, scraping loose paint, sanding, caulking gaps, spot priming bare areas, and protecting nearby surfaces. Good prep is what helps paint last.

       

Soft washing removes dirt, mildew, chalk, and other buildup that prevent new paint from adhering properly. Clean, dry surfaces help your new paint bond better, look smoother, and hold up longer against New England weather.

Yes. We use drop cloths, plastic, and careful setup to protect plants, walkways, and outdoor furniture in the work area.

        

In our climate, many homes benefit from a fresh exterior paint job roughly every 7 to 10 years, depending on exposure, color, and maintenance. Regular soft washing and spot touch ups can help extend the life of a full paint job.

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