Painting and finish carpentry for Irvington’s Victorians, colonials and river-facing homes.
Irvington runs downhill to the Hudson, and the houses run with it. Queen Anne and Victorian homes with bracketed eaves and porch detail near the village center, colonials up along the ridge, and the Ardsley-on-Hudson houses looking straight west across the river.
That west-facing exposure is the thing people underestimate. Afternoon sun works on a south and west elevation far harder than it works on the back of the house, and that’s usually where the finish gives out first.
Palette Pro Painting & Renovation covers Westchester County, NY and Fairfield County, CT with interior and exterior painting, cabinet refinishing, and the carpentry and millwork that older houses need before they’re painted.
Victorian interiors carry detail that a fast crew flattens: picture rails, deep casings, paneled wainscot and stair spindles that have to be cut in by hand.
We prep to the profile. Sanding back the ridges from old coats, filling the open joints, then finishing so the shadow lines still read the way the carpenter meant them to.
Our interior painting services include:
On an older Irvington exterior the paint is rarely the problem on its own. Open joints, tired glazing, a porch column that’s wicking water at the base: those go first, and the coating fails around them.
We repair the wood, then coat it. Fall is a good window for this work, because the surfaces are dry and the temperatures hold steady for curing.
Our services include:
In a period house the trick is updating what needs updating without making the room look imported from somewhere else.
Our kitchen renovation services include:
Older houses turn up surprises once the scraping starts, and what matters then is that the same company can fix what it finds.
Painters and carpenters work off the same schedule here, so a rotted sill doesn’t stop the job for two weeks.



We respect your home, your neighbors, and your time. Every project is completed with attention to detail and a focus on long-term results.
Late spring through fall gives the most reliable conditions, and early fall is often the best of it: the siding is dry from summer, and the temperature holds steady enough overnight for a proper cure. What actually decides it is surface moisture and the forecast, not the month on the calendar.
Yes, and we’d rather find it early. We carry the carpentry in house for the trades we self-perform, so trim, sills and porch detail get repaired or replaced as part of the same project instead of being coated over.
We can work to a period-appropriate palette and match existing colors closely. On multi-color trim schemes we lay out the color placement with you first, because on a bracketed facade the placement changes the look more than the colors do.
Yes. The river villages are all within our regular Westchester service area, along with Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow.
An older house is worth a proper look before anyone quotes it.
We’ll walk the exterior, note what needs repair, and put together a clear, detailed estimate.

