From pre-war co-ops on the Upper East Side to loft conversions in SoHo — expert apartment, condo, and commercial painting across all of Manhattan.
Manhattan is our home base, and we know its buildings inside and out. The majority of Manhattan's residential buildings were constructed before 1978, which means lead paint is a factor in nearly every project we take on. As an EPA Lead-Safe Certified contractor, we follow all required containment and safety protocols — something many Manhattan painters overlook or aren't equipped to handle.
We also understand what Manhattan co-op and condo boards expect. Most buildings managed by companies like Brown Harris Stevens, Greenthal Group, or Douglas Elliman require certificates of insurance naming the building and management company as additional insured, workers' compensation documentation, EPA Lead-Safe certification, and compliance with building-specific rules around work hours, elevator access, floor protection, and noise. We provide all of this documentation proactively, so there's no delay getting your project started.
We paint apartments, co-ops, condos, townhouses, and commercial spaces throughout Manhattan, including the Upper East Side, Upper West Side, Midtown East, Midtown West, Murray Hill, Gramercy Park, Flatiron, Chelsea, Greenwich Village, East Village, West Village, SoHo, NoHo, Tribeca, the Lower East Side, the Financial District, Morningside Heights, Harlem, East Harlem, Washington Heights, Inwood, and Roosevelt Island.
Our full range of services is available throughout Manhattan. This includes interior and exterior residential painting, commercial office and retail painting, co-op and condo painting with full building documentation, kitchen cabinet refinishing, drywall and plaster repair (especially common in pre-war buildings), bathtub and tile reglazing, wallpaper removal, lead paint inspection and remediation, and color consultation.
Manhattan's pre-war buildings present unique challenges that many painters aren't prepared for. Plaster walls instead of drywall behave differently and require specific prep techniques. Crown moldings, ceiling medallions, and original trim details need careful masking and a steady hand. Older windows often have paint buildup that needs to be addressed. And the lead paint requirements in buildings constructed before 1978 — which includes most classic pre-war co-ops on the Upper East Side, Upper West Side, and throughout Midtown — are legally mandated and carry serious penalties for non-compliance.
We have years of experience working in these buildings and understand how to prepare, prime, and paint pre-war surfaces properly. The result is a clean, professional finish that respects the character of the building.
We work with general contractors and property managers on commercial painting projects throughout Manhattan, from tenant improvement buildouts in Midtown office towers to retail store renovations in SoHo and restaurant fit-outs in the East Village. Our commercial services include working from architectural drawings to provide competitive bid pricing, coordinating with other trades on tight construction schedules, and delivering clean, consistent results on deadline.
Steve did an amazing job painting my 3BR/3BA apartment including all ceilings in just 5 days. He had every certification our strict co-op required. Incredibly efficient, excellent results. Will absolutely use again.
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