Dunwoody

Dunwoody's housing stock is largely 1970s and '80s traditional and split-level, and those homes have real wood trim, fascia, and siding that eventually rots. We replace what's failed before we paint, so the finish has something solid to hold on to.

Inside, Dunwoody projects often start with drywall: skim-coating textured walls, patching, and repairing water-damaged ceilings before a full interior repaint.

Kitchens here are frequently original or 1990s updates, and spraying the cabinets with lacquer is one of the most cost-effective ways to modernize them without a full remodel.