Eksil Construction LLC paints interiors and exteriors on Connecticut homes. Walls, ceilings, trim, cabinets, siding, and decks are covered. Surface preparation comes first, because paint only lasts as long as what sits underneath it.
Walls, ceilings, trim, doors, and cabinets get coated. Furniture gets moved and covered, floors get protected, and edges are cut by hand rather than taped everywhere. Two coats go over primer, unless the color change calls for more.
Siding, trim, soffits, fascia, porches, and decks. Loose paint gets scraped, bare wood gets primed, and gaps get caulked before any finish coat. Coating goes on when the weather actually allows it, not just because it is scheduled.
Whole house repaints, single rooms, and everything in between. Occupied homes usually get the work staged room by room, so you keep somewhere to sleep and somewhere to eat. Cleanup happens at the end of each working day.
Scraping, sanding, patching, caulking, and priming, before a drop of finish paint. Failed paint almost always traces back to prep that got skipped. Bare spots, glossy surfaces, and chalky siding each need a different treatment before any priming.
The same company that hangs the trim and installs the doors also paints them. Nobody blames the carpenter for a bad line, and nobody blames the painter for a crooked reveal. One crew owns the whole finish, from first coat to last.
Every estimate lists square footage, number of coats, prep hours, and materials separately. Repairs found during prep, like rot or failed caulk, get priced in writing before anyone opens a can. Nothing gets absorbed quietly. You approve it before we move forward.
Eksil Construction LLC is a licensed and insured contractor, and the paperwork is available in writing. Drop cloths go down and hardware comes off instead of getting taped. The room comes back cleaner than the crew found it. That last part matters.
Call or send the form. Tell us the rooms or the exterior, and the condition of the surfaces.
We check the surfaces for peeling, rot, gloss, and moisture, then measure the square footage that needs coating.
You receive an itemized estimate covering prep, primer, coats, materials, and labor, plus a color and sheen list.
The crew preps, primes, coats, and cleans up, then walks the finished rooms with you in natural daylight.
Interior painting, exterior painting, and surface preparation are available in these Connecticut cities. If your town is not listed, call and ask, since coverage depends on schedule and distance.
Two over primer covers most jobs. Going from dark to light, or bare wood to color, sometimes takes three. Your estimate says how many, so nobody is arguing about the count halfway through the job.
Most exterior paint needs surfaces above roughly fifty degrees, and dropping overnight temperatures matter too. In practice that closes the window around late fall. We'd rather push the job than watch it fail next spring.
Yes, and it's more prep than paint. Doors come off, hardware comes off, everything gets degreased and sanded, then sprayed rather than rolled. Rushed cabinet jobs peel, which is why the prep takes longer here.
Most people do. We stage it room by room, so you always have somewhere to sleep and somewhere to cook. Low odor paint helps, though the smell never disappears completely for a day or two.
We supply the paint, unless you'd rather buy it yourself. Either way the brand, color, and sheen all go on the written estimate. There's no surprise once the first wall gets rolled. Samples always help.
Call (203) 600-1627 or send the form on this page. Tell us interior, exterior, or both, and roughly how much surface area. We'll walk it and send back a written, itemized estimate at no cost.
Send the details of your interior or exterior painting project. You receive a free written estimate with the prep, coats, materials, and labor separated.
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