Painting & flooring in Los Angeles
Exterior and interior painting and new flooring, with the prep work done right so it looks good for years.
- Exterior painting
- Interior painting
- Vinyl plank & hardwood
- Careful prep
Serving homeowners across the Greater Los Angeles Area
Paint & Floors
The finish people notice first
Choose a service to see photos and what is included.
Prep matters
A paint job is mostly prep
Paint over cracked stucco, peeling trim or dusty walls and it fails within a couple of summers. Most of a lasting paint job happens before the first coat: washing, scraping, patching, caulking and priming.
We do that prep, then apply quality paint in the right number of coats. Inside, we finish with flooring so the whole space feels new.

How it works
How a paint or floor job works
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Free visit
We look at the surfaces, measure and show you color or material samples.
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Written estimate
Prep, products, number of coats or flooring type, and every room listed.
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Prep & protect
Furniture moved and covered, surfaces repaired and prepped before anything goes on.
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Clean finish
Final touch-ups, cleanup and a walk-through with you.
Get a free paint or flooring estimate
Send photos of the rooms or the outside of the house. We visit, measure and send a written estimate.
Estimates
- Free estimates by appointment
- Call or message us to set up a visit.
Paint & floors FAQs
Yes. Exterior stucco, siding and trim, and interior walls, ceilings, doors and cabinets.
Luxury vinyl plank, engineered hardwood, laminate and tile, with old flooring removed and subfloors leveled.
Yes, and the order matters: we paint first, then install floors and baseboards, then touch up.
On request we use cool, heat-reflective exterior coatings that help keep walls cooler in the sun.
Most exterior paint jobs take three to six days and most flooring jobs two to five days, depending on size and prep.
Free estimates · Greater Los Angeles Area
Ready for a fresh look?
Free estimates for painting and flooring across the Greater Los Angeles Area.

