





Project in Amarillo
Full Interior and Cabinet Repaint
- Interior Painting
- Cabinet Painting & Refinishing
Careful prep, clean lines, and an even finish throughout. Browse the photos to see the finished work.
Get an estimate for a project like thisPainting brick changes the whole look of a house, and it is a job that has to be done right the first time. We clean and repair the brick and mortar, prime with a masonry primer, and apply coatings made for brick so the finish holds up to sun and weather.

We check for moisture, failing mortar, and anything that should be fixed first.
The surface is washed and given time to dry out fully.
Cracks and gaps in joints are filled.
A masonry primer is applied to seal the brick.
Masonry paint, limewash, or stain is applied and worked into the joints.
Brick is porous and so is the mortar between it. Dust, efflorescence (the white powder that works out of masonry), and mildew all have to come off, and the wall has to dry completely, before primer goes on. Cracked or missing mortar is repaired first, because paint will not bridge an open joint.
A masonry primer seals the surface and gives the topcoat something to grip. Skipping it is the most common reason painted brick peels.
Paint gives a solid, uniform color and the most dramatic change. Limewash soaks into the brick for a soft, weathered look that lets some of the brick show through. Masonry stain changes the color while leaving the texture and variation of the brick visible.
Each ages differently and each suits a different style of house. We can show you how they compare on your own brick before you decide.
The wall area and the height of the house set the baseline. Rough or deeply raked brick takes more material and time than smooth brick. Mortar repairs, heavy cleaning, and the number of windows, doors, and trim to mask all add to the work involved.






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Project in Amarillo
Careful prep, clean lines, and an even finish throughout. Browse the photos to see the finished work.
Get an estimate for a project like thisIt 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.
Yes. Interior brick fireplaces are cleaned of soot, primed, and painted for a clean, updated look.
More than bare brick, yes. Painted brick should be looked at periodically and touched up or recoated when the finish starts to wear, especially on sun-facing walls.
Removing paint from brick is difficult and rarely perfect. That is worth weighing before you paint, and it is one reason some homeowners choose limewash or stain instead.
New masonry needs time to cure and dry before it is coated. We can check whether your brick is ready.
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