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It depends on the size of the job and how much prep it needs. A single room goes faster than a full interior or an exterior, and repairs like drywall patches, stucco cracks or a big color change add time, because patches and primer have to dry or cure before the finish coat goes on. Exterior work also depends on the weather, since paint is applied only in the conditions the manufacturer specifies. Ask for an estimated timeline for your project when you get your quote.

Yes, estimates are free. Tell us about the project online and send photos if you have them. We’ll walk the project in person or review your photos, then send you a clear, itemized written quote.

Yes. Interior work covers walls, ceilings, trim, baseboards and doors, from one room to the whole house. Exterior work covers stucco, block, wood and vinyl siding, along with trim, fascia, soffits, garage doors and shutters. We also paint kitchen and bathroom cabinets and take on commercial interiors and exteriors.

Yes, as part of getting a wall ready for paint. Small holes, nail pops and hairline cracks are patched, sanded and primed before painting so the repair doesn’t show through the new color. If you have larger damage, like a water-stained ceiling or a section that needs replacing, describe it in your estimate request and we’ll tell you whether it’s part of the job.

Yes. We refinish kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors, drawer fronts and boxes. Doors and drawers are removed and labeled, degreased and sanded, sprayed with a catalyzed cabinet-grade finish, then rehung and adjusted once the finish has cured. You can refresh the current color or change it.

For interior jobs, you can move furniture out of the work areas yourself, or tell us which pieces you’d like us to move and we’ll note it before the job starts. Anything that stays in the room is covered, along with floors, trim and fixtures, before any prep begins.

Every exterior paint job starts with a pressure wash that removes chalking paint, mildew and dirt, so the new coat bonds to a clean surface. If you’d like a separate cleaning, like a driveway, lanai or pool deck, mention it in your estimate request and we’ll let you know if it’s something we can take on.

We serve Southwest Florida across Sarasota, Manatee and Charlotte counties, including Sarasota, Bradenton, North Port, Venice, Port Charlotte, Englewood, Rotonda West, Punta Gorda and surrounding areas. If you’re not sure your address is covered, include it in your estimate request and we’ll tell you.

Florida has no state license for painting (it isn’t one of the contractor categories in Florida Statutes §489.105), and §489.117 bars cities and counties from requiring one for ordinary painting, so there’s no painting license to show you. The narrow exception is rooftop painting above three stories, where a local government already licensed it before 2021. What you should ask any painter for is a current certificate of insurance before work starts.