Painters in Arlington, Texas
Arlington spans fifty years of housing in one city.
Arlington is big enough to contain several different painting jobs. Interlochen and the older north-central streets are 1950s and 60s ranches with original wood trim; the western suburbs are eighties and nineties brick; Viridian is new construction still on its builder coat.
On the older ranches the work is carpentry before paint — low-slope fascia with almost no overhang, and single-pane trim that wants glazing repair first. In the newer neighborhoods it is the opposite: sound substrate, thin original coats, and a recoat in something washable. We price those two very differently rather than applying one rate across the city.

Neighborhoods we work in
Tarrant County · ZIP 76010, 76012, 76013, 76015, 76016, 76017, 76018
Services available in Arlington
What painting in Arlington actually involves
Tarrant County, ZIP 76010, 76012, 76013, 76015, 76016, 76017, 76018 — the housing stock here sets most of the scope before anyone opens a can.
Our work in Arlington
Interior, exterior, cabinet and masonry projects in and around Arlington.



From our project portfolio
See the difference up close.
Beige brick elevation lightened, trim and door recoated.

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Before you hire
Painting in Arlington — common questions
Should we paint the wood panelling in our Arlington ranch?
It is a genuine decision rather than an obvious one — painted, a dark den becomes a usable room; kept, it is the character of the house. Either way the grooves need degreasing and a bonding primer, and knots need a shellac-based spot primer.
Why is the quote for our fifties ranch higher than our neighbor’s newer house?
Because nearly all of it is hand preparation on old wood — scraping, sanding, sealing, glazing and carpentry. A newer house with sound siding has a fraction of the prepared surface area.
Can 1950s steel kitchen cabinets be painted?
They can, and they take a sprayed finish well — but they need a metal-appropriate preparation and primer, not a wood system. It is worth establishing which you have before anyone quotes.
Is painting sixties brick a bad idea?
With the wrong product, yes — a sealing film on older brick is what causes the peeling people warn about. A vapor-open mineral coating behaves completely differently.
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