What is MA Remodel & Repair?

Professional property turnover, make-ready, and certified mold remediation services for property managers and homeowners in the Las Vegas Valley.

How long does it take to paint a rental unit?

A standard two- or three-bedroom unit is 1–3 days including prep and two coats. Adding ceilings, doors and trim typically pushes it to 3–5 days.

Do you paint ceilings and trim, or walls only?

All three, and we quote them as separate line items so you can see exactly what a walls-only job would save. Most turnovers include ceilings and trim.

Can you match the existing paint color?

Yes. We can color-match from a sample or a chip, or use a standard Sherwin-Williams or Behr palette. On older, faded walls a match is close but not invisible — we'll tell you before we start.

Do you cover furniture and floors?

Everything gets masked and protected. On occupied units we also use plastic containment to keep dust and overspray out of the rest of the home.

Do you stand behind the paint job?

Yes. If a cut line or patch fails, we come back and fix it. Product warranties come from the coating manufacturer and depend on the product chosen.

Interiors & Finishes

Interior Painting in Las Vegas

Walls, ceilings, trim and doors painted by a licensed construction company — with the prep work that keeps the finish looking right past the next tenant.

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NV State Licensed · Fully Insured · CMRC Certified — Mold Remediation

A paint job only looks professional if the prep is right. Nail holes, hairline cracks, glossy patches and old water stains all have to be filled, sanded, caulked and primed before a brush touches the wall — that is what keeps cut lines crisp and the finish from peeling in a rental that turns every year.

We paint for two very different buyers: property managers who need a durable, repeatable rental specification at a predictable price, and homeowners who want the details right. The prep standard is the same either way.

What's included

Full prep: patching, sanding and caulking
Stain-blocking primer on water stains and repairs
Two finish coats on walls and ceilings
Trim, doors, jambs and baseboards painted
Floors, fixtures and outlets masked and protected
Final touch-up and clean-up

Specifications

Surface preparation: Nail and screw holes filled, cracks caulked, glossy surfaces deglossed and sanded, and peeling areas scraped and sealed before any coating goes on.
Products: 100% acrylic latex. Low-sheen eggshell on walls and satin on trim as our standard rental specification; semi-gloss available in high-traffic areas.
Coating system: One primer coat plus two finish coats, with ceilings and trim cut in by hand rather than taped wherever a clean line is achievable.
Stain & odor control: Shellac or oil-based stain-blocking primer over water stains, smoke residue and previous dark colors to stop bleed-through.
Protection: Floors, fixtures, outlets and hardware masked; plastic containment used when the unit is occupied.

Typical timeline

1–3 days for a standard interior. A full house with ceilings, trim and doors runs 3–5 days.

Before and after: interior repaint

Scuffed, patched and dated walls brought back to a clean, uniform finish ready for photos or a move-in.

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Same walls, same lighting — before prep and after the final coat.

How we paint an interior

Prep, prime, two coats, touch-up. In that order, every time.

1
Walkthrough and color
We walk the unit, count the rooms and ceilings, note the repairs needed, and confirm the color and sheen before anything is ordered.
2
Protect and prep
Floors and fixtures are masked, then every hole is filled, every crack caulked, and every glossy or peeling area sanded and sealed.
3
Prime and paint
Stain-blocking primer where it's needed, then two finish coats on walls and ceilings, with trim, doors and baseboards painted in their own finish.
4
Touch-up and walk
We pull the masking, touch up cut lines and any missed spots, clean up, and walk the job with you.