Painting in Garland,
from right next door

Garland homes are getting older

An older house needs more than a fresh coat. Trim that’s dried out and split. Caulk that’s cracked and pulled away. Drywall that’s settled. A few decades of patches under the paint. Paint over all that and it shows back up in a year.

I’ve worked on homes from every builder in town, and each one has its quirks: where they cut corners, what fails first, what’s hiding behind the trim. I know where to look, so problems get found before the paint goes on, not after. Caulk and small patches are part of the prep. Anything bigger, like split trim or bad wood: I show you, price the fix, and you decide.

What I do in Garland

Why it matters who shows up

A lot of companies send a salesperson to quote your job and a crew you’ve never met to do it. Here, the person who looks at your house is the person running the job.

If a color looks off on the wall, or there’s rotted trim behind the old paint, you get an answer on the spot from the person making the call.

Straight answers