Prep-first painting — masking, patching and clean lines, then the color — Houston, Harris County.
Houston runs air conditioning most of the year, and a house under constant vent airflow does something paint jobs elsewhere don't have to deal with: it draws dust lines along every seam, patch and texture change on the ceiling and walls. A bad drywall patch or a rushed paint job doesn't stay hidden here — the AC finds it and outlines it in dust within a few months.
That's why HM Flooring treats masking and prep as most of an interior painting job, not a step before the real work starts. Rooms get taped, floors and fixtures protected, walls patched and sanded flat, before any color goes on. The paint is the part everyone sees; the prep underneath it is what decides whether it still looks right a year later.
A recent job masked and protected a kitchen completely mid-remodel — cabinets, counters and floor covered — before any paint work began, the same standard applied whether it's one room or a whole interior. In a city where the AC runs nine or ten months a year, that level of masking is what keeps a fresh paint job from picking up dust lines within the first season.
One crew from demolition to the last coat of paint.
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Tell us what you want to change and send photos on WhatsApp if it is easier — a picture of the kitchen says more than a description of it. Harry answers, and if he is on a job, Mayra does — in English or Spanish.
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