“They scraped what needed scraping and did not try to roll over the failed coat. Two-story colonial, done in a week of actual weather, not a promise.”
Priya M. · Atlanta · Exterior painting
Exterior painting · Metro Atlanta
Paint that holds up to Georgia weather.
Prep first. Then two coats. Written estimate before we open a can. We lead with exteriors — interiors when they fit the week.
Recent work
Jobs from the last few weeks.
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Atlanta · Exterior painting
Exterior painting in Atlanta
Two-story colonial in Buckhead. Full body and trim, scraped failed coatings, primed, two finish coats. Clay-red door stayed as the accent.
Decatur · Interior painting
Interior painting in Decatur
Oakhurst bungalow living room and hall. Occupied home, floors protected, furniture shifted and returned. Eggshell walls, satin trim.
Marietta · Decks and fences
Deck stain in Marietta
East Cobb deck and rails. Washed, dried, then a semi-transparent stain that reads as wood instead of a peeling film.
Roswell · Trim and siding
Trim and siding in Roswell
North Fulton ranch. Fascia, soffits, shutters, and window trim. Body color stayed; the edges got the work.
Brookhaven · Exterior painting
Exterior painting in Brookhaven
Brookhaven Village ranch. Body, trim, and shutters. Failed film came off first; two finish coats after primer.
Sandy Springs · Interior painting
Interior painting in Sandy Springs
Perimeter living and dining. Occupied home, floors protected. Eggshell walls, satin trim, furniture back in place.
Decatur · Decks and fences
Fence stain in Decatur
Oakhurst privacy fence and gate. Washed, dried, then a semi-transparent stain so the boards read as wood again.
Marietta · Trim and siding
Trim and siding in Marietta
East Cobb brick ranch. Fascia, soffits, and window casing. Brick stayed; the edges got the work.
What we do
Four services. One standard of prep.
Exterior-led. Interior as a second line. No random add-on trades.
Exterior painting
Exterior painting
Prep the surface. Then paint. Georgia weather does the rest of the test.
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Trim and siding
Trim and siding
Fascia, soffit, siding, and exterior trim that look finished from the curb.
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Decks and fences
Decks and fences
Stain or paint that soaks in, not a film that peels next summer.
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Interior painting
Interior painting
Walls, ceilings, trim, and doors in houses people actually live in.
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Walkthrough. Written quote. Then paint.
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You call
A person picks up. We ask the house, the surfaces, and the timing, then set a walkthrough.
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We quote on site
We look at prep, not just square footage. You get a written price before anything starts.
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We paint and walk it
The crew that quoted it runs the job. We walk the house with you before we call it done.
What people say
On-site reviews, not only Google.
“Lived in the house the whole time. Floors stayed covered, furniture went back, and the cut lines on the trim are actually straight.”
Tom R. · Decatur · Interior painting
“Deck had been peeling for two summers. They washed, waited, and stained it so it looks like wood again — not plastic.”
Elena V. · Marietta · Deck stain
Areas we cover
Metro Atlanta, neighborhood by neighborhood.
Common questions
What homeowners ask before we start.
Do you paint interiors?
Yes, as a second line. Exterior work is what we lead with. If the interior is a good fit for the schedule, we write it on the same estimate.
How do estimates work?
Call, book a time, or send the form. We walk the house, talk prep, and send a written number before anything starts. No open-ended hourly rate.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Licensed and insured for residential painting in metro Atlanta.
What areas do you serve?
Atlanta, Decatur, Marietta, Roswell, Sandy Springs, and Brookhaven. If you are just outside that ring, call — we often can make it work.
How long does an exterior take?
Most two-story homes take three to six days of weather-dependent work. We put a window on the quote and we do not paint in the rain.
Will you paint over peeling paint?
No. We scrape, sand, and prime failed coatings. If the substrate is too far gone, we tell you before we start.