Yes — and we actually prefer focused jobs like this. No minimum job size. One front door, one set of baseboards — we'll do it right regardless of scope.

Semi-gloss is standard for good reason — durable, easy to clean, holds up to wear. For a more refined look, satin is slightly less shiny but still washable. We'll recommend the right product for your door material and situation.

For doors and molding, we typically spray. A sprayer produces a smoother, more even finish on doors — brush strokes show on flat door panels. We'll always tell you what we're doing and why.

Yes. Scraping failing paint, sanding edges smooth, filling gaps with caulk or filler, and priming bare areas — all of that is part of the job. Painting over chipped trim without prep just moves the problem forward.

In most cases, yes. Bring us a paint chip or original paint info and we can match it at Sherwin-Williams. If the existing paint is faded or unknown, we use a color match tool and confirm with you before applying anything.