It is preparation and application that set us apart from other painting companies.
We specialize in every aspect of surface restoration, from light carpentry/ molding repair to the final coat our attention to detail when preparing a surface to recieve a skillfully applied coat ensures the longevity and quality of our work.
At West End Painting we refuse to cut corners on our work and we believe all of our customers will appreciate our commitment to crafstmanship and service.

All of our estimates are scheduled In a timely and professional manner. Our goal is to gain an understanding of the job scope and assess the best way to meet your needs.
All of our estimates include a color consultation with color palletes from trusted paint companies like Benjamin Moore and Sherwin Williams.
We are always happy to help with any questions you may have. With over 20 years in the painting and restoration business, we offer you the knowledge and confidence your job will be done right.

At West End Painting we choose to work with the highest quality paints from Benjamin Moore, Kelly Moore, and Sherwin Williams.
For assistance in choosing the sheen that is right for you use the following guidelines:

Eggshell: This sheen gets its name from the texture of an eggshell. Eggshell has a slight sheen that is apparent when looking at the surface at an angle or when the surface is side-lighted. Having a very slight gloss makes eggshell surfaces more dirt-resistant and more washable than flat finishes. Eggshell finishes are good for living rooms, family rooms, and hallways. Eggshell is often selected for repainting aluminum or vinyl siding, because it more closely matches the original siding manufacturer’s sheen.

Satin: This sheen is considered the most versatile because its rich velvety surface has good scruff resistance and scrubability. It performs well in any room or exterior surface because it has a surface texture that is just smooth enough to shed rainwater, but not shiny enough to reflect much sunlight.

Semi-gloss: This finish has a slightly glossy appearance but is not wet looking. Semi-gloss surfaces afford maximum durability. It is a good choice for walls and woodwork that get heavy use and need frequent scrubbing. Because its higher sheen value provides it with a harder, smoother finish semi-gloss is often used in high-moisture areas like laundry rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and in children’s rooms. It is the most widely used exterior trim paint, highlighting features like shutters, doors, eaves, and porch ceilings. Its higher light reflection however accents surface nicks and dents.

Gloss: Gloss is both the term used to define how shiny paint is and to characterize the shiniest paint finish. Gloss paint dries to a mirror-like finish. The easiest paint finish to clean, gloss finishes are good for heavily used areas where fingerprints, grease, or grime are common. The durable smooth surface is highly moisture resistant. Its high light reflection does however accent every surface irregularity or imperfection. Gloss is most often used for trim work or on cabinets, banisters, doorframes, windowsills, and window frames. The glossier the finish the more intense the color seems.