Painting Contractor in Charlotte, NC
Interior and exterior painting that starts with real prep — not just a fresh coat over old problems.
Painting in Charlotte's climate
Charlotte's humid summers and swing-season temperature changes are hard on exterior paint — caulking cracks, wood trim expands and contracts, and cheap paint jobs show peeling and fading within a couple of years. Interior painting has its own local quirk: a lot of Charlotte-area homes built from the 1970s through the 1990s still have original trim and walls that need real sanding and priming, not just a rushed rollover, before new paint holds properly.
We treat prep as the actual job and the paint as the last step, not the whole job. That's the difference between a paint job that looks fine at the walkthrough and one that still looks good two summers later.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you handle both interior and exterior painting?
Yes — they're different jobs with different prep and different paint systems, and we cover both. See the interior and exterior pages for the specifics of each.
Do you supply the paint or does the homeowner buy it?
Either way works. We're happy to recommend brands and finishes for your project, or work with paint you've already picked out.
How long does painting take to dry before I can move furniture back?
It depends on the paint type and humidity, but most interior latex paint is dry to the touch within a few hours and safe for light furniture placement within 24 hours. We'll give you specific guidance for your job before we leave.
Do you paint occupied homes or do we need to move out?
Most painting jobs happen while you're still living in the home. We section off work areas and keep dust and fumes contained as much as possible, room by room.
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