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EST. 2019
WALLS
Slat and acoustic panels, board and batten, and applied frame-and-panel walls. The single biggest change you can make to a flat wall, and work that very few crews in this area do cleanly.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Everything in one quote, with options to choose from.
Layout designed to your ceiling height, window sills and door casings, not to whatever divides evenly
Set out full size in pencil and walked with you before anything is cut
Wall prepped and skim-coated where the panel field will show
Backing added behind every joint and panel edge
Outlet and switch boxes extended, cut clean, and plates set square and flush
Every joint filled, caulked and sanded flat
Primed and finished in two coats by the same crew that installed it
HOW WE FINISH IT
The layout is the whole job.
Panel spacing has to relate to your window and door casings, your ceiling height, and the furniture that will sit against it. Divide the wall evenly and it will look almost right in a way you cannot name but will notice every day.
So we mark it out full size on the wall in pencil and walk it with you before a single piece is cut. Spacing stays consistent across the wall and around every outlet and window, and the field ends on a line we planned, not wherever the material ran out. Changing a pencil line is free.
And we paint it ourselves. Paneling installed by one crew and painted by another is where the seams and filled nail holes end up showing.
WHAT IT COSTS
A single accent wall sits in Refresh. A full room of paneling sits in Transform.
Height, profile complexity and whether the existing baseboard is replaced are what move it. Builder-grade baseboard next to new paneling looks exactly like builder-grade baseboard next to new paneling.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Before you call.
Taking it down later means drywall work and repainting, because it is adhered and fastened. It is a permanent improvement, not a temporary treatment, and worth knowing before you commit.
Yes, and it is often the better answer. A panel treatment hides wall imperfections far more gracefully than skim-coating an entire room.
Usually replaced as part of the job, and it is in the quote. Leaving it is the most common way a good paneling job ends up looking unfinished.
Yes. Filled, sanded, primed and two finish coats, by us. It is not a separate trade on our jobs.
PAIRS WELL WITH
Rooms rarely need just one thing.
Every job is run by one project manager, installed by one crew, so no down time between trades, no surprise change orders without notice, no cleanup left for you.
START THE CONVERSATION
Book a Design Consultation.
Tell us about the room. We'll come out, measure, walk it with you, and follow up with an itemized written proposal and fixed price.