New-construction home, stucco exterior and full interior
Exterior and interior painting on a new-construction home for the builder.
See the projectHoles, cracks, nail pops and water-damaged spots in Port Charlotte homes patched, textured to match the wall around them and painted, so you cannot find the repair afterwards.

The hard part of drywall repair is not filling the hole. It is making the patch invisible: the right texture, the right sheen and paint that matches. Most Port Charlotte homes have knockdown or orange peel texture on the walls, and a smooth patch in the middle of a textured wall shows from across the room.
We do drywall repair as part of painting: small and medium repairs before a room is painted, and repairs after leaks, plumbing work, removed shelving or a doorknob through the wall. Port Charlotte is close to our base in North Port, so small repair jobs are easy to fit in.
Even with the right texture, a painted patch can show if only the patch is painted. Old paint has faded and the patch absorbs differently, so the touched-up square looks shinier or a different shade in side light. The reliable fix is to prime the repair and repaint the wall from corner to corner. We tell you upfront when a repair needs the whole wall.
If you have leftover paint from the original job, we can use it; if not, we match the color from a chip of the wall.

After Ian, many Port Charlotte homes had ceiling and wall sections replaced, often by different trades and in a hurry. The result can be visible joints, mismatched texture or ceilings that never got a proper finish. We refinish those areas, seal water stains so they do not bleed through, and paint the rooms so the repair no longer shows. If a leak is still active, it has to be fixed by the right trade first. More on our drywall and texture repair page and on interior painting in Port Charlotte.
Yes, though it is usually worth grouping small repairs into one visit, because each patch needs time to dry between coats. Make a list of everything that needs fixing and we will price it together.
Knockdown and orange peel, yes. Popcorn can be patched, but in older homes it should be tested for asbestos first; many owners choose to remove it instead. See popcorn ceiling removal.
No. We repair and patch as preparation for paint. Rebuilding walls or framing is construction work and is done by a different trade.
Exterior and interior painting on a new-construction home for the builder.
See the projectNew raw cedar railings and stairs stained a warm cedar tone.
See the projectShort guides that answer the questions we hear most before a job starts.
PlanningWhat to sort out before the painters arrive: colors and HOA approval, valuables, sprinklers, pets, parking and condo rules, plus what the crew handles itself.
InteriorWhich paint sheen goes where in a Florida home: flat ceilings, eggshell living areas, satin baths, semi-gloss trim and what changes on stucco outside.
PlanningThree quotes, three different numbers. Compare scope, prep, coats, products and the walk-through to see which estimates describe the same job.
HOAMost Florida HOAs need written ARC approval before you change, or even refresh, exterior colors. Here is what to submit and how to avoid delays.
Send photos of the damage and the room, and we will tell you what the repair involves.