Painting in Plano,
finished the way it should have been
Plano homes are newer, and newer doesn’t mean done right. A lot of my Plano work is fixing what the builder rushed and turning a builder-grade house into yours. One of my Plano customers called me an old-school painter. I’ll take it. Brush and roller, prep first, and I’m on the job until it’s finished.
Fixing what the builder rushed
Builders work fast. The paint and trim are usually where it shows.
Nail pops and drywall cracks
They show up as the house settles in.
Thin, flat builder paint
It scuffs the first time you touch it and won’t wipe clean.
Sloppy cut lines
Where the wall meets the ceiling and the trim.
Missed or cracked caulk
Around trim, doors, and windows.
Making a builder house yours
Color
Out of builder beige and into something you picked.
Trim and molding
Crown, picture-frame molding, and the trim work the builder skipped. Carpentry.
Cabinets
Builder-grade cabinets refinished in a color that fits the house. Cabinet painting.
Better paint
A finish that actually holds up to kids, pets, and cleaning.
A Plano job
Our jobs, our photos.
Hallway repaint, Plano
Gold hallway walls repainted in gray.
What customers say
Ron is considered by me to be an old school painter. He was very thorough while painting the exterior of my home in Plano. He was very diligent about all of the prep work required to have an outstanding finish product. His company still paints with a brush as opposed to spraying. Once again the job was completed timely and thoroughly. I have recommended Ron’s company to other neighbors in my neighborhood and they have appreciated the quality of his work as well. Ron also cleaned our carpets and seamlessly replaced some tile in our kitchen to perfection.
Why brush and roller
Spraying is fast. It also drifts onto brick, windows, cars, and landscaping, and it goes on thin.
Brushing and rolling works the paint into the surface, and that’s what makes it last. Brush and roller vs. spraying.
Straight answers
Do you come out to Plano?
Yes. I work all over Plano. Call me about anything from one room to the whole house.
Can you fix builder defects before painting?
Yes. Nail pops, cracks, and bad caulk get fixed first, so the new paint isn’t covering them.
Is the estimate free?
Yes. Once the measurements are confirmed, the price I quote is the price you pay.
Get a free estimate in Plano
Tell me what you want done and roughly where in Plano. A rough list is fine.
Rather talk? Call or text me at 972-814-0245
Estimates are free. If you send measurements, I’ll check them on site. Once they’re confirmed, the price I quote is the price you pay.