Painters in Charlotte, NC Your Charlotte home bungalow brick ranch deck painted right — one price in writing.

It depends on the size of the home, the surfaces (drywall, wood siding, brick, stucco), the prep they need and the paint you choose. Older Charlotte homes usually need more prep than newer builds. After a free visit you get an itemized, fixed price in writing. Our house painting cost guide shows national ranges by room and by square foot.

Both — walls, ceilings, trim, doors and stairwells inside; siding, brick, stucco, fascia, shutters and trim outside. One room or the whole house.

Painted brick can transform a dated ranch, but it’s a long-term commitment: once brick is painted, going back to bare brick is hard. We walk through the pros and cons with you on site. Read painting a brick house: pros, cons and cost.

Yes. Bring your HOA’s approved colors or guidelines to the visit and we’ll quote from that palette. Getting HOA approval is up to the homeowner, so check it before the start date.

Exterior paint needs dry days and temperatures within the range printed on the paint label, so we schedule around the weather. Spring and fall usually offer the most of those days; you get the planned dates in writing.

Yes — decks, stairs, railings, fences and porch ceilings, cleaned and then stained. See how often to stain a deck.

We reply to every request in under 6 hours during business hours (Monday to Friday, 8 am – 6 pm), and set up your free visit in Charlotte from there — no travel fee.