Much of Ewing, NJ was built out in the mid-century decades, and those ranches, Capes, and split-levels are a big part of what our crews paint here. Homes of that vintage often carry original woodwork, older siding, and rooms that feel dated more from color than from condition, so a thoughtful interior repaint goes a long way. We prep thoroughly, then finish with premium Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams paints that bring those solidly built houses up to date.
Floors are the other half of the story in Ewing. Many mid-century homes hide hardwood under worn carpet, and our flooring refinishing brings it back, while epoxy coatings turn dusty basement and garage slabs into clean, usable space. If you have been wondering what your Mercer County home could look like refreshed, we will come take a look and give you a free estimate.
Ewing Township lies along the Delaware River just north of Trenton, and The College of New Jersey and Trenton-Mercer Airport both sit within it. Most of its neighborhoods grew in the decades after the Second World War, which is why the ranches, capes and split-levels we mentioned make up so much of the township. They are joined by older farmhouses along the roads near the river and some newer townhome and single-family developments. On the mid-century houses, exterior work concentrates on the painted wood trim, soffits and fascia, which nearly always predate 1978 and get lead-safe handling from us, and on aluminum siding that has chalked and must be washed and adhesion-tested before it will hold paint. Rental homes near the college can be repainted and have their floors refinished in one turnover visit. Every estimate from our Ewing painters is free and written, and the work carries a two-year workmanship warranty.
