
Historic Tudors, Georgians, and Mediterranean homes, painted brick, leaded glass, and mature trees. We paint all of it, inside and out, with the care an older home asks for. From Beverly Drive to the French streets, we handle the whole house. Serving Highland Park and the Park Cities across DFW.
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Interior, exterior, cabinets, and more
Careful prep on historic homes
Painted brick and limewash
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A Highland Park home usually needs more than one trade on site, and an older one needs a careful hand. Here is the full range we handle, with more on each.
Formal rooms, extensive millwork and paneling, plaster walls, and the leaded-glass and arched details these homes are known for. We repaint and update interiors while protecting the character that makes a Highland Park home what it is. Learn more about Interior painting.
Tudor half-timber and stucco, Georgian brick, Mediterranean stucco and tile, and a lot of original wood trim, fascia, and windows. We prep the old surfaces properly and repaint so the house holds up and keeps its lines. Learn more about Exterior painting.
A sprayed, factory-smooth finish on the cabinets you have, taking a dated kitchen current without tearing out good cabinetry. Doors come off and get sprayed, with an island color if you want one. Learn more about Cabinet painting.
Painted brick is part of the Highland Park look, and so is the softer, breathable finish of limewash. We paint brick, limewash it, or stain it, in tones that suit a historic façade. Learn more about Brick painting and limewash.
Grand front doors, beams, and the wood in covered patios and outdoor living, all of it taking the Texas sun. We strip, restore, stain, and seal so it holds its color instead of graying out. Learn more about Wood staining.
Older homes crack as they settle, and many here have plaster, not just drywall. We patch and texture-match so the repairs disappear under fresh paint. Learn more about Drywall and plaster repair.
On Tudor and Mediterranean exteriors, hairline and larger stucco cracks are common with age. We patch and blend the stucco before repainting so the wall reads as one surface. Learn more about Stucco repair.
Highland Park was laid out in the early 1900s by the same planner who designed Beverly Hills, and it still looks the part. The homes are Tudor, Georgian, Mediterranean, Spanish, and French eclectic, many of them from the 1920s and 30s, with solid brick, stucco, tile roofs, leaded glass, arched fireplaces, and millwork you do not see in new construction. That history is exactly why the painting has to be done with care.
A lot of these homes are old enough to have plaster walls and original paint, and old paint needs contained, careful prep rather than a fast scrape-and-go. We protect the leaded glass, the wood, and the details that give a home its age, and we repaint in a way that keeps the character instead of erasing it.
Painted brick is part of the look here, and so is limewash. We can take a dated red brick to a soft white or warm neutral, limewash it for a breathable, aged finish, or repaint an already-painted façade. On stucco and Tudor exteriors we patch the cracks first, then repaint so the wall reads as one surface.
And Highland Park is always rebuilding - older homes come down and new ones go up in the same traditional styles. We paint new construction inside and out, and we update and maintain the historic homes, so whether your house is ninety years old or brand new, the work fits it.
An older home, a designer, and high expectations all call for a plan. Here is how we run a Highland Park project.
We walk the whole home with you, inside and out, note what the older surfaces need, scope it honestly, and put it in writing. No number off the cuff.
We help with color and sheen or work straight from your designer's selections, and we sample on your actual walls and brick, because the light and the surface change how a color reads.
Wash, repair, patch, caulk, and prime, with contained, careful prep on older paint and original details. On a historic home, the prep is where the result and the house are protected.
We paint with the right product for each surface, keep the same crew on your home, and walk it with you at the end before we pull off the property.
We paint across Highland Park - the prestigious stretch of Beverly Drive, the French streets, Armstrong Parkway, the homes along Preston Road and Mockingbird near SMU, and the streets around Highland Park Village and the Dallas Country Club. Different blocks, the same standard.
We are a Fort Worth-based painting company, and we bring the same craftsmanship east to the Park Cities. Families here are zoned for Highland Park ISD, the homes are held to a high bar, and we treat them that way - coordinating your designer and your schedule, keeping one crew on the job, and leaving the property the way we found it.
We paint throughout Highland Park and the surrounding Park Cities and Dallas neighborhoods, and back across the metroplex from our Fort Worth home base.
University Park, Preston Hollow, and the surrounding Dallas neighborhoods.
Fort Worth and the rest of DFW. In Highland Park or nearby? Just ask.
Tell us about your home and what it needs - one service or the whole house - and we will set up a walkthrough to see the property and talk it through. No pressure and no hard sell.
Historic Tudors, Georgians, Mediterranean and Spanish homes, and French eclectic estates, many from the 1920s and 30s, plus newer rebuilds in the same traditional styles. Most have brick or stucco, tile roofs, leaded glass, and extensive millwork, which is exactly the kind of work we are set up for.
Yes. We cover interior and exterior painting, cabinet painting, brick painting and limewash, wood staining, and drywall and plaster repair, with one crew coordinating the whole project. You can read more on each from the list above.
Yes. Highland Park has a lot of homes built before 1978, many with plaster walls and original paint, and old paint needs contained, careful prep rather than a fast scrape. We protect the leaded glass, wood, and original details, and we repaint in a way that keeps a home's character.
Yes, and painted brick is part of the Highland Park look. We paint brick, limewash it for a softer and breathable finish, or stain it, and we can take a dated red brick to a soft white or warm neutral. We will tell you honestly which finish suits your façade.
Yes. We patch hairline and larger stucco cracks first, then repaint the stucco, half-timber, brick, and wood trim that make up a Tudor or Mediterranean exterior, so the whole house reads together rather than as a patchwork of repairs.
We are a Fort Worth-based painting company that serves Highland Park and the Park Cities along with the rest of DFW. We coordinate scheduling and your designer up front, keep the same crew on your home start to finish, and treat the property and the people in it the way you would expect.
Yes. Highland Park is always rebuilding, with older homes coming down and new ones going up in the same traditional styles. We paint new construction inside and out, and we update and maintain the historic homes as well.
University Park, Preston Hollow, and the surrounding Dallas neighborhoods, plus Fort Worth and the rest of DFW. If you are nearby and do not see your area, just ask.
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