Base Coat Painting works with commercial contractors, project managers, architects, and interior designers on small- and large-scale commercial construction and remodeling projects throughout northeast Oklahoma.

Residential painting jobs often involve multiple small components such as popcorn removal, repair or replacement of sheetrock, baseboards and trim, soffit and dry rot repair for exterior projects--all in addition to actual painting. Approaching these issues can be overwhelming, but luckily we can handle them all at once.

A fresh coat of exterior paint is the simplest thing you can do to update your building's appearance. In terms of overall bang for your buck, this should be your first stop. There is nothing that reduces curb appeal like fading or peeling paint. When you see your results, you’ll wish that you’d called us a long time ago.

New interior paint can liven a living space even more dramatically than new furniture. Many business and home owners are moving toward brighter, more spacious interiors. Changing interior trim and door colors from dark, dented wood to bright, clean white can make a building look instantly newer. Updating drab, outdated tan walls to more modern, neutral colors can make your space look instantly brighter and more stylish.

As the old saying goes, “kitchens and bathrooms are what sell houses.” And it’s true that these areas are the first to appear outdated or dingy when you walk into a space. As a result, almost every homeowner has contemplated refinishing their kitchen or bathroom cabinets—but it’ a big, messy job. Luckily we can handle it for you.

Repairing stucco is an art requiring skill and experience. Cracked, crumbling, or damaged stucco can expose your structure to serious risk of moisture and insect damage and should be addressed promptly. But any stucco repair needs to match the existing stucco color and texture or you risk an unsightly result.

The popularity of outdoor living areas has increased dramatically over the past decade. However, faded, graying, and splintering wood surfaces and fencing will reduce your use and enjoyment of these areas. The rule of thumb is that decks and fences should be stained every five years and sealed every two to three years. Have you performed this maintenance? If not, it probably shows.

There are few things as satisfying as watching someone power wash grime, mildew, and moss from buildings and cement areas. However, handled incorrectly, a power washer can damage paint, siding, window screens, and more. These machines are also expensive to buy and inconvenient to rent.

The only thing Gary loves more than playing sports is talking about sports. As a result, Base Coat Painting is proud to offer this service (mostly) free of cost.