Residential Services

Decorative painting and faux finishing offer the homeowner an unmatched breadth of creative options. We can transform surfaces, redefine space, add period style, enhance architectural detail, resolve aesthetic issues, realize thematic visions, and create special effects – all with the touch of paint and the application of talent. We can handle projects involving a single wall, individual rooms and spaces, overall interior design concepts, and murals and theme treatments for interiors and exteriors.

Commercial Services

We can offer an artistic metamorphosis for bland commercial spaces and economically install thematic and brand messaging to interiors and exteriors. For commercial and public spaces decorative painting and faux finishing offer remarkably affordable options to enhance decor and style, reinforce branding messages, and upgrade impression and effect. We can work with your existing logos, and style elements or create new looks to your specifications.

Kitchen and Bathroom Cabinets

Why pay to replace old cabinets when you can give your cabinets a whole fresh look and feel for only a portion of the cost? We offer a custom color match to restore your cabinets, or we can change the color all together to give your room a newer, more modern feel. Whether you need kitchen cabinets, bathroom cabinets, and laundry room cabinets or built-in cabinets painted, Conley Painting & Special Coatings is a preferred choice for all your cabinet painting needs.

Our Process

All cabinets are washed with TSP (Tri-Sodium Phosphate) if needed, to remove any grease or dirt build-up.

All doors, hardware and hinges are removed (in most cases).

Surrounding fixtures, furniture or appliances are completely masked off. The floor is covered, and the room is sealed with plastic to prevent dust or paint from spreading to the rest of the house.

Cabinets are thoroughly sanded and dusted. Dents and scratches are repaired. A primer coat is sprayed on the cabinets, and they are sanded and dusted.

A split-coat of a mix of primer and finish enamel is next, followed by more sanding and dusting.

A final coat of enamel is applied to the cabinet bases. An additional fourth coat may be applied to doors and drawers, as these areas have more wear and tear.