College Station · Georgetown · Weatherford

Interior and exterior painting

Rooms, ceilings, hallways, trim, doors, siding and fascia. Prep is most of the job — fill, sand, caulk, prime — and it is the part that decides how the finish coats look in two years.

What we handle

Inside and out.

Paint fails at the prep, not at the roller. Here is what we cover and how the surface gets ready first.

Interior rooms and ceilings

Walls, ceilings, hallways and whole floors. Furniture moved and covered, floors protected, edges cut by hand rather than taped and hoped.

  • Nail holes filled and sanded
  • Stain-blocking primer where needed
  • Two finish coats standard

Trim, doors and cabinets

Baseboards, casings, crown, interior doors and cabinet faces. Degreased, scuff-sanded and primed so the finish bonds instead of peeling at the first knock.

  • Caulked seams
  • Hardware removed, not painted around
  • Smooth finish on cabinet doors

Exterior siding and fascia

Siding, fascia, soffit, exterior trim and doors. Washed, scraped, spot-primed and painted, with the weather window planned into the schedule.

  • Loose paint scraped back
  • Bare wood spot-primed
  • Caulking renewed at joints

Colour and sheen

Bring a colour or we help you narrow it. Sheen gets chosen per surface — flat hides wall texture, satin and semi-gloss take cleaning on trim and doors.

  • Sample area before committing
  • Sheen matched to the surface
  • Leftover paint labelled and left with you
Where we stop

Licensed trades go to licensed trades.

We don't do electrical, plumbing or locksmith work. We work alongside licensed electricians and plumbers and bring the right one in when your job needs it.

How it works

From your list to done.

01

Tell us what you need

Tell us what needs doing, which town you are in, and send photos if you have them.

02

Free written estimate

You get a written estimate before anyone picks up a tool. Free, and there's no obligation to book it.

03

We book the visit

Approve the estimate and we book the visit.

What it costs

What it costs.

This work is quoted job by job on a free written estimate. Where a list of smaller items is the better fit, it can be booked as a block of time instead.

Published rates

Hourly rate $125
Half day — four hours $460
Full day — eight hours $840
Painting FAQ

What people ask about this work.

Either way works. We can supply and roll it into the estimate, or you buy the paint and we bring the labour, prep materials and equipment. Tell us which when you ask for the estimate so the number matches what you expect.
Filling nail holes, sanding, caulking open seams, scuff-sanding glossy surfaces and spot-priming bare or stained areas are part of the job, not extras. Anything structural we find behind the paint — rot, failed drywall, a live leak — is a separate job from the painting.
Sometimes, and it is usually the wrong call. Wallpaper that is well stuck down can be primed and painted, but any loose seam telegraphs through the finish. We will tell you which case yours is after looking at it.
Yes, as a refresh — doors and drawer fronts removed, hardware off, degreased, sanded, primed and finished. It is a different job from cabinet replacement, and the estimate will say which one you are buying.

Do you work in my town?

We work in College Station, Georgetown and Weatherford, Texas. The service-area page lists what each of the three covers.

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The full handyman scope

Painting usually travels with drywall repair and trim work. All fifteen categories go on the same written estimate.

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Tell us what needs painting.

Rooms, trim, the whole exterior — send the list and say which town you are in.

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What are we painting?

Room count, ceiling height, and whether trim and doors are included.

Get a free estimate

Tell us what's on the list.