Service Area

Painting in Ferndale, MI

From the shops at Nine Mile and Woodward to the single-family streets around them, we paint Ferndale homes and businesses inside and out.

Room with floors covered in protective paper while the walls are painted gray

Serving Ferndale

Ferndale Painters

Who Can Paint My House in Ferndale?

Pro Choice Painters can. Ferndale sits between Oak Park and Hazel Park, just north of Detroit along 8 Mile Road, and it's part of our regular service area from our base in Southfield.

Ferndale saw most of its housing growth between 1920 and 1951, when it grew as a bedroom community for Detroit workers. The city's master plan describes neighborhoods that are almost entirely single-family homes on a preserved grid of small lots and alleys, so there are plenty of houses with original character and plenty of rooms ready for a refresh.

Small Homes

Painting Ideas for Smaller Ferndale Homes

On smaller lots and in compact floor plans, color does a lot of work. Light, warm neutrals help small rooms feel open, a consistent trim color ties the rooms together, and one bold accent wall gives a living room personality without overwhelming it.

Outside, homes that sit close together often look best with a body color that stands apart from the neighbors and crisp trim that frames the windows and door. We can talk through colors when we come out to quote.

Our Services

Ferndale Painting Services, Inside and Out

Homeowners in Ferndale can count on us for interior painting, exterior painting and repainting, whether it's one tired bedroom or the whole house. Older walls get drywall repair first, and texture coating can blend repairs or add texture where you want it.

For downtown shops, restaurants and offices, commercial painting is scheduled around your business. We also handle faux finish painting for feature walls and new construction painting for additions, renovations and new builds.

Downtown Ferndale

Commercial Painting for Downtown Ferndale Businesses

Downtown Ferndale is built around Nine Mile Road and Woodward Avenue, and its revitalization brought back foot traffic along with a wave of new stores and restaurants. The Crow's Nest, a 1920 elevated traffic signal at Woodward and Nine Mile, was even re-created in 2006.

For businesses on a busy street, appearances matter every single day. We paint in sections around your hours so you can stay open, and we'll talk through colors that fit your brand.

Why Pro Choice