We had a customer with some rotted wood on her deck and massive peeling. We powerwashed it to clean the surface, then we replaced some wood that was beyond repair.

We matched the two tone colors and the deck looks nearly new!

This front door was left untreated for many years. The sun had worn away the clear coat and faded out the stain in the wood. After a six part reconditioning of the door it looks almost new! The stain is back to deep and rich and the clear coat protecting it has a brilliant glossy shine.

This is an original builder shutter which was heavily faded and oxidized from the sun. Look how much a new coat of paint in a darker green with some glossy shine can make the shutter look new again!

We painted for this customer 14 years ago. She called us back this year because it was definitely time to repaint. Check out how much a fresh coat of paint can spruce up your curb appeal!

Sharper Impressions Painting, a residential and commercial painting company serving Columbus, Atlanta, Nashville, Kansas City and Indianapolis, appears on the Inc. 5000 list for the 6^th time, recognized as one of America’s fastest-growing private companies.

This customer had a new back porch built. Our color consultant suggested this three tone color idea to tie in the rest of the house colors and natural stone on the base. We love the glossy white ceiling and handrails with the dark rail spindles and dark ceiling fan! This is a spot on the back of the home that our customer can enjoy for many years.

Before our free color consultant worked with this customer, they had a boring cream beige color on the entire house and faded shutters. After our painting they got a completely updated and modern fresh look. We changed the body of the house to a two tone color scheme and the shutters got a glossy deep accented color.  They will be able to enjoy their new exterior for 10 plus years to come!

Yes! We do rotted wood replacement. If your home isn't ready-to-paint, we'll take care of it! This customer had a rotted front porch trim board that we replaced, caulked and then painted fresh.

We painted this interior of a Country Club last year just in time for holiday decorations. What a difference!

For some homeowners, hiring a painting contractor feels like stepping up to the roulette wheel: it’s a gamble with unknown odds. Most give up early in the hope of finding a great painter and a great price. However, you can eliminate the risk by following these simple rules for finding a stellar painting contractor who can complete your home improvement project.

Here are 11 simple rules to abide by when looking for a painting contractor who you can be confident will get your home improvement job done right.