Francesca wanted to refresh the trim in her Collegeville home and address ceilings where the existing paint was peeling. Fading paint and a desire for new colors were also part of the reason for the update.
Jesus led the Tornambe Painting crew through a two-day interior painting project, completed October 1, 2026. Scraping and priming the ceilings were key preparation steps before the fresh paint was applied.
This project combined a trim refresh with preparation and repainting of peeling ceilings. The existing loose paint needed attention before the crew could apply the new finish.
The team scraped loose paint, sanded surfaces, filled nail holes and primed. Windows and fixtures were masked, and furniture was covered during the work.
The reported painting scope included walls, ceilings, trim, doors and windows throughout selected areas of the two-story home. Francesca also added work during the project, and the crew reported no challenges completing the job.
The crew identified scraping and priming the ceilings as the preparation that made the biggest difference on Francesca’s project.
The crew scraped loose paint and sanded surfaces, addressing the existing peeling paint before repainting.
Nail holes were filled and surfaces were primed. Ceiling preparation was a particular focus of the work.
Windows and fixtures were masked and furniture was covered before the crew completed the painting.
These after photos show bedrooms, vaulted ceilings and a bathroom area from the completed project. Select a photo to view the full image.
The project was completed in two days, including additional work requested during the job. The crew reported no challenges, and Francesca was happy with the finished work.
A trim refresh, attention to peeling ceiling paint and new interior colors were brought together in one project. Scraping and priming the ceilings were central to preparing the home for its fresh finish.
Francesca wanted to refresh the trim and update the colors. Peeling ceiling paint and fading paint were also concerns listed for the project.
The crew scraped loose paint and primed the ceilings before painting. The team identified these as the preparation steps that made the biggest difference on this job.
The project record lists Sherwin-Williams color SW 7641 and flat and satin finishes. It does not assign each finish or color to an individual room or surface.
The project took two days and was completed October 1, 2026. The homeowner added work during the job.
Tell Tornambe Painting about the rooms and surfaces you would like to update. Share your concerns about peeling paint, worn trim or changing your interior colors.