Bed–Stuy Stairwell Painter 11233

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Maintain Your common spaces with Fresh Handrail Paint

When it comes to home improvement projects, sometimes it's the little things that make the biggest difference. One such underrated yet impactful project is painting handrails. Whether it's your staircase, balcony, or porch, painting handrails can instantly transform the look and feel of your space. We recently painted the walls, ceiling and handrails in this building stairwell. They wanted to refresh the common area.

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Why Paint Your Handrails?

Handrails are not just functional elements but also significant aesthetic components of your home's architecture. Over time, handrails can become worn out, chipped, or discolored due to exposure to the elements. Painting your handrails not only enhances their appearance but also provides essential protection against rust, corrosion, and weathering.

Brooklyn Interior Residential Painting

Electricians are not painters, and we at Paintworks don’t wire electrical things. They do the wiring. We do the painting. So when a sharp Bedford-Stuyvesant resident had new lights installed, the electrician left some holes crudely patched and not painted. Right away we noted the uneven walls with rough patches and went to work. Of course, we removed or added as necessary the appropriate plaster to totally camouflage the holes. Then we sanded the walls for a sleek, uniform vertical surface.

We are able to computer match colors, and that’s how we achieved painting with the identical color on the walls. For good measure, we painted the trim as well with a nice, even finish. With this tall bay window, gorgeous wood flooring and period molding, this Brooklyn townhouse is once again a very inviting space to call home. The whole Bed-Stuy neighborhood has more than 8,000 pre-1900 structures which beckon city folks with touches of nostalgia and historical architecture. This client is very happy with the home’s refreshed, interior flair.

Bed-Stuy Brooklyn Painter

The Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood in Brooklyn, affectionately dubbed Bed-Stuy, is home to more than 8,000 pre-1900 buildings and the largest cluster of Victorian architecture in the country. We were called in on the finish end of a total renovation, gutting the interior to the studs, of one of the stunning brownstone residences. The Paintworks crew prepped with securing drop cloths over the hardwood floors and doing some caulking and light sanding. The ultra lustrous finish on the jet black doors was achieved in a series of sanding, priming, spray painting, sanding and spray painting again. With our spray paint equipment, rollers, brushes and the best professional painters in the city, we restored the home to a crisp, clean space where any furnishings, art and decor will create a striking interior.