john lindsley
3 months ago
- paintperfection21230@gmail.com
- Mon - Fri: 8am-5pm
We paint homes all over Locust Point, mostly interiors: the neighborhood’s older brick rowhomes and the newer condos alike. Tell us what you’re working on and we’ll come take a look.
Locust Point sits out on a peninsula in South Baltimore, with water on three sides and Fort McHenry at the tip. It grew up as a working port and factory neighborhood, and the housing shows it: compact two-story brick rowhomes, some dating to the 1840s, built for the families who worked the docks and plants. Those homes are tight inside, so careful interior work matters.
The neighborhood has newer options too, from Silo Point’s condos in a converted grain elevator to the townhomes near McHenry Row and Under Armour’s campus. Most of what we do here is interior repaints. Locust Point is only about four miles from downtown, still well inside the city we work in every day.
Locust Point rowhomes are compact, and many have stayed in the same family for years. We refresh interiors that haven't seen fresh paint in a while.
The neighborhood also has newer places: Silo Point's high-rise condos and the townhomes near McHenry Row. We paint those interiors too, top to bottom.
We carry full licensing and insurance, and Eric is on site running the work. It's his name on the company, so it's his name on the job.
Not settled on color? We'll sort it out first. In a compact Locust Point rowhome, lighter tones keep the narrow floors feeling open and bright.
Walls, ceilings, trim, and whole rooms. Locust Point rowhomes are compact, so tidy interior work matters, and we also paint the newer condos and townhomes.
Locust Point runs out along its own peninsula past Federal Hill, one of the South Baltimore neighborhoods we cover, with Canton just across the water.
Refinishing cabinets beats replacing them on cost and turns a kitchen around fast, a good fit for the compact kitchens in these older rowhomes.
We take on commercial work too: offices, storefronts, and shared spaces along Light and Charles Streets and around Cross Street Market.
Paint Perfection recently completed an interior painting project at Silo Point in Locust Point, Baltimore. Our team carefully prepared the walls, ceilings, and trim before applying premium Sherwin-Williams paint for a smooth, durable, and professional finish.
Paint Perfection recently completed the exterior painting of this storefront rowhome in Locust Point, Baltimore. Our team carefully prepared the surfaces before applying premium exterior paint to provide a clean, durable finish that enhances the property's curb appeal and protects it from the elements.
Paint Perfection started in 2020 as a small, owner-run Baltimore business and still works that way. Eric is on each project himself rather than sending a crew you haven’t met. Locust Point is one of the South Baltimore neighborhoods we cover regularly.
Locust Point runs out along its own peninsula past Federal Hill, one of the South Baltimore neighborhoods we cover, with Canton just across the water.
Send over a few details about the space and we’ll set up an estimate.
Definitely. We prep the walls and trim, deal with the wear that builds up over time, and leave the place looking bright again.
We do. Whether it's a high-rise condo or a newer townhome, we handle the full interior.
We do, using a vinyl-safe paint that won't warp, so very dark colors are out. Most rowhomes here are brick or formstone, but newer builds use siding.
Sherwin-Williams, every job. It costs a little more and it lasts, which matters this close to the water.
Yes. Mention it when we come to quote and we'll go over the options.
We do, with a one-year warranty, and the specifics are in your contract.
