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INTERIOR PAINTING PROJECT — HANDYMAN KATY TO HOUSTON, TX (77094) Client: Tom Location: Houston, TX 77094 Scope of Work: Interior painting of two bedrooms, center room, and bathroom, including built-ins, ceilings, and all trim Tom wanted a reset on four rooms, and he wanted them to feel like one connected space instead of four separate paint jobs. Our painting team ran one consistent wall color throughout: Bedroom 1 including the built-in bookshelves, the center room with its built-ins under the windows, Bedroom 2, and the bathroom. Walls, ceilings, and every piece of associated trim. Built-ins and trim are where interior painting gets separated from a quick roller job. Shelves, edges, and corners take real cutting-in and patience. Full prep and protection went down before a single brush moved, and the entire area was cleaned up at the end. Tom, thank you for trusting us with this much of your home at once. Four rooms is a lot of square footage to hand over. And thank you for the 5-star review! Happy wife, happy home is the only completion standard that really matters. Thinking about an interior repaint in Katy or Houston? Text a handyman a photo of your space and we’ll get you a quote. #HandymanKaty #KatyHandyman #InteriorPainting

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