This entails having to paint all baseboards, doors, trim and walls.

I'll be here for 6 months or so (TAD)I've got electrical, Sheetrock, and trim lined up.

Trim is figured by the LF. 1 gallon of trim paint goes a long way!

Fixing an abused 1980 ranch and while I like the current trim some is too damaged and duplicating the exact style not possible.

Maybe do a real good trim and clean up if you don't have to remove it.

Will you trim the trees that are on the property and fix the sprinklers?

The RehabAll new plumbing, including new master bath through slab in garage conversionAll new electricalMost interior walls are newNew drywall and trim throughoutNew windowsNew roof and guttersRepaired foundation and drainage issuesRemoved/replaced bowed stone wallFull cosmetic rehab with a higher end finish (real hardwoods, quartz, marble, etc)New cedar fence, landscaping and stone bordersNew driveway and demo of existing drivewayAdded exterior door next to new carport location Strengths/WeaknessesAfter 9 months and $155k rehab, we learned some things about ourselves and this business.

It had some nice old hardwood with thick trim and base boards.

Here's the first quote I got:Upstair bedroom and staris New Carpet Throughout, about 1100 sqft, -- $1,860Paint Walls tan color and trim and doors white, light drywall work included -- $3,520Laminate flooring throughout kitchen, living, dinning.

What does everyone think about white trim?