Residential Painting

Most single rooms take a day; a full interior typically takes 3–5 days depending on size and prep.

Do you move furniture?

We move and protect furniture, then return it after the paint cures.

Spring and fall are ideal, but we paint year-round when temperatures and humidity allow proper curing.

With proper prep and a cabinet-grade finish, it resists chipping and cleans easily for years.

Typically every 2–3 years in Texas sun, depending on exposure.

We choose based on fence condition and finish goals; both deliver even coverage.

Yes — we repair and smooth walls so they're ready to paint or re-paper.

Yes — matching existing texture is a core part of our patch and texture work.

Yes — we texture-match and repaint so the repair is invisible.

Yes — color guidance is included with your project at no extra charge.

It can be, on sound, dry brick. Painted brick does need upkeep over time, and it is difficult to reverse, so we talk through the trade-offs before you commit.

Can you paint a brick fireplace?

Yes. Interior brick fireplaces are cleaned of soot, primed, and painted for a clean, updated look.

Yes. Paint alone will not hold a crack closed. Cracks are opened, filled with a flexible patch, and textured to blend before coating.

What kind of paint is used on stucco?

Coatings made for masonry. They are thicker and more flexible than standard house paint and let moisture vapor escape from the wall.

Yes, with paint made for vinyl. Color choice matters: colors much darker than the original can cause panels to heat up and warp, so we help you pick a safe one.

Does Hardie board need to be repainted?

Fiber cement siding holds paint well, but the finish still weathers. Repainting and re-caulking the joints keeps water out of the seams.

The work itself is, which is why the room is sealed with plastic and floors are fully covered before we start. The space is cleaned before we leave.

Does an older popcorn ceiling need testing first?

Some older ceiling textures contained asbestos. Ceilings in older homes should be tested before they are disturbed, and we will tell you if that applies to yours.

Yes. Stained trim is cleaned, sanded, and primed with a stain-blocking primer so the old finish does not bleed through the new paint.

What sheen is best for trim?

Semi-gloss or satin. Both are harder and easier to wipe clean than wall paint, which is what trim and doors need.