Judy wanted new colors for her two-story home in Royersford, PA 19468. The project also included attention to fading paint and a water-damaged area that turned out to need more repair than initially expected.
When the damaged area was examined, the wood underneath was found to have rotted. Darden and the Tornambe Painting crew completed repair work, including drywall repair, before finishing the interior painting.
The two-day project was completed October 2, 2026. Judy was very happy with the finished work.
Judy wanted to update her interior colors. Fading paint, water damage and wood rot were also concerns listed for the project.
A water-damaged spot initially appeared to be a simple fix. Rotted wood was discovered underneath, and the work required drywall repair as well.
The crew completed the preparation, repairs and interior painting over two days. Judy was very happy with the result.
The photos below show the dining room and kitchen area before and after painting. Select any photo to open the full image.
The discovered damage changed the preparation needed for the job. The project included wood and drywall repairs alongside scraping, sanding, caulking and filling nail holes.
The crew specifically identified oil priming the baseboards as a preparation step that made a difference on Judy’s project. Windows and fixtures were masked, and furniture was covered during the work.
The area initially appeared to need a simple repair, but rotted wood was discovered underneath. The project required repair work, including drywall repair, before painting.
The reported scope included walls, ceilings, trim, doors and windows.
The project record lists Sherwin-Williams SW 2503 and SW 7556, with flat and semi-gloss finishes. Individual room and surface assignments were not specified.
The work took two days and was completed October 2, 2026, with Darden leading the crew.
Tell Tornambe Painting about the rooms you want to repaint and any damaged areas that need attention before painting.