About Us.
We've been serving this wonderful community for more than 20 years. We started as a family business and have bloomed into a company that's 35-people strong and growing. We are dedicated to providing you with the most professional painting solutions for your needs.
Certifications.
Working at Heights
Every member of our team completes mandatory training to ensure their safety at all times. We follow current safety standards and undergo rigorous and regular training.
College Certification
Every member of our team completes mandatory training to ensure their safety at all times. We follow current safety standards, and undergo rigorous and regular training.
Hazardous Materials Training
Every member of our team completes mandatory training to ensure their safety at all times. We follow current safety standards and undergo rigorous and regular training.
Why us
20
Years of experience
500+
Successful projects
35
Trained professionals
“We are so happy with our new shingles and impressed with the team's quality and workmanship."
Lynda Jones
“The service was very professional and I would happily recommend them! The roof looks great and the crew cleaned up afterwards."
Harley Baker
“Honest and reliable service. Quick and friendly too. I would not hesitate to recommend this team for any job."
Antony Sacks
FAQ
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What is the difference between oil and acrylic paints?
Oil paints have a slower drying time and are known for their rich, vibrant colors, while acrylics dry much faster and are water-soluble.
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How do I know when a painting is finished?
A painting is typically considered finished when you feel it visually complete and balanced, with no further need for additional changes.
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What are some basic techniques I should learn as a beginner?
Basic techniques include blending, layering, glazing, dry brushing, and creating textures.
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How do I mix colors to get the perfect shade?
To mix colors, start with primary colors (red, blue, and yellow) and experiment by blending them in small amounts. Adding white will lighten the color, while black will darken it.
