Much of Howell, NJ was built in waves of development, which means whole neighborhoods of homes reaching the age where original paint and builder-grade finishes need attention at the same time. Our crews repaint interiors from ceilings to baseboards and refinish cabinets that still have good bones but show their years. We are family-owned, we show up when we say we will, and every job starts with a free estimate.
Howell's larger lots and newer two-story homes also mean serious garages, and our epoxy floor coatings give that space a showroom-quality surface that shrugs off oil, road salt, and tire marks. On every wall we use premium Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams paints exclusively, because in a big suburban home the difference in coverage and longevity is easy to see. One conversation with us and you will have a clear plan and price for the whole project.
Howell Township is big, at about sixty square miles, which makes it one of the largest municipalities in Monmouth County. It borders Freehold Township, Colts Neck and Wall on the Monmouth side and Jackson, Lakewood and Brick across the Ocean County line, and it completely surrounds the small borough of Farmingdale. It runs from the Manasquan Reservoir and the woods near Allaire State Park to farmland and horse properties in the south and west. Its housing ranges from old farmhouses and 1950s and 60s ranches along the county roads to the large subdivisions of the 1980s and 90s and newer colonials since then. On wooded lots, shaded siding grows mildew and soft wood shows up at fascia ends and sill joints, so we wash and treat before priming and replace rot rather than caulking it. On newer houses the usual jobs are a vinyl-safe color on vinyl siding, sealing the cut ends on fiber-cement, the first real repaint of builder-grade trim, and refinishing oak kitchen cabinets. Howell is about twenty-five minutes from our Morganville base, so estimates are easy to schedule, and every one is free and comes with a written scope and a two-year workmanship warranty.
