Interior and exterior painting for Mira Vista's gated golf-course estates and garden homes - stucco, brick, stone, cabinets, and more, with crews who know the 24-hour gate, the architectural review, and the golf-course-facing exteriors everyone sees. Right here in southwest Fort Worth. Serving Mira Vista and the surrounding area.
We Are Fully insured.

Interior and exterior
Gated-community ready
Color help included
Fully insured
Working inside a gated community has its own rhythm, and we keep the job organized and respectful of it from the first walkthrough to the last.
We walk the home with you, look at the materials and the condition, talk through color, and give you a clear written estimate. We handle the gate and scheduling so the crew is expected, not held up.
Prep is where the finish is won. We wash, scrape, sand, caulk, and prime what needs it, and we cover your landscaping, stone, pool, and surfaces before a drop of paint goes on.
The same crew runs your job start to finish, so nobody is relearning the property halfway through. We keep a clean, orderly site on a home you are still living in.
We walk it with you at the end, touch up anything that needs it, and do not call it done until you are happy with how it looks up close.
Mira Vista is the only round-the-clock guard-gated golf community in Fort Worth, and that shapes the work. A crew has to be expected at the gate, has to keep a clean and quiet site, and on the homes that back up to the course, the rear elevation is on display to the whole club. We are used to all of it — the gate, the scheduling, and the standard a community like this holds its homes to.
The homes themselves are a genuine mix. You will find brick Tudors and English manors, stucco-and-tile Mediterranean and Spanish villas, Prairie homes, Colonials, and custom contemporaries, often within a few streets of each other. That variety is the whole reason a one-product, one-approach painter struggles here. Brick wants breathable finishes, stucco wants crack repair and a coating made for it, and wood wants the right stain for the sun — and we match the work to what your home is actually made of.
Most of Mira Vista went up in the mid-1990s, which means a lot of these homes are right at the age where the original exterior is failing, the interior reads dated, and the kitchen is ready to be brought current. That is a good chunk of what we do here — exterior repaints, lightening heavy mid-90s interiors, refinishing cabinets, repairing stucco, and updating brick. New paint does more for these homes than almost anything short of a remodel.
A couple of Mira Vista realities round it out. The architectural review committee keeps the neighborhood's look consistent, so we keep your colors within the guidelines and help you get approval. And the rolling, tree-covered terrain that makes the place beautiful also means strong afternoon sun on west-facing and golf-course-facing walls, plus mature landscaping we protect while we work. After enough summers out here, you learn which products and sheens hold up where.
Mira Vista is an architectural mix — Tudors and manors in brick and stone, Mediterranean and Spanish villas in stucco and tile, Prairie homes, Colonials, and custom contemporaries. That means there is no one-size approach, and we handle the full range. Follow any link to see how we do it.
Walls, trim, crown, and ceilings through the open floor plans and two-story spaces these homes are built around. A lot of Mira Vista interiors are due to be brought current from their mid-90s finishes, and new paint is the biggest lever for that.
The full exterior across whatever style your home is, prepped for the Texas sun — including the golf-course-facing elevations the whole club sees. Trim, fascia, doors, and iron included.
Kitchen cabinets, islands, vanities, and built-ins sprayed to a smooth, factory-style finish. The quickest way to update a mid-90s kitchen without tearing out cabinetry that is still solid.
The brick on the Tudors, manors, and Colonials, handled with breathable finishes or limewash rather than heavy paint that seals the surface and peels. The right way to lighten or refresh brick.
Front doors, beams, pergolas, and the covered patios and outdoor wood these homes are known for — stained and sealed to hold up to the afternoon sun.
The settling cracks and nail pops that come with Fort Worth's clay soil, patched and textured to match before we paint, so a fresh coat does not go on over a problem.
Cracked, chipped, or settling stucco on the Mediterranean and Spanish villas, routed, patched, and texture-matched before any color goes on.
We are based off Cordova Avenue in southwest Fort Worth, minutes from the Mira Vista gate. This is our backyard. We know the community, the country club and its championship course, the gated-entry routine, and the mix of estates and garden homes that wind through the 700 acres along Benbrook Lake and the Chisholm Trail Parkway.
Being right here means we are easy to get on site, easy to reach, and genuinely local - not a crew driving in from the other side of the metroplex. We bring careful work, clean job sites, and color expertise to every home, and we keep one crew on your job from the first walkthrough to the last.

We are based off Cordova Avenue, right in southwest Fort Worth, and paint throughout Mira Vista and the area around it.
Montserrat, Tanglewood, Overton Park, and the rest of southwest Fort Worth along Bryant Irvin and the Chisholm Trail Parkway.
Benbrook, Aledo, and the rest of Fort Worth and DFW. In Mira Vista or nearby? Just ask.
Interior and exterior painting, cabinet refinishing, brick and limewash, wood staining, and drywall and stucco repair — matched to whatever your home is built from, whether that is brick, stone, stucco, or a mix. Each one has its own page if you want the detail.
Yes, all the time, and we are minutes away. We handle the 24-hour guard-gate access and scheduling so the crew is expected and on time, and we work within the community's standards. Being local and used to the gate means no delays at the entrance and no learning curve.
Yes. On the stucco homes we repair cracks and chips and match the texture before coating with a breathable product made for stucco, never heavy latex that traps moisture. And we handle the brick and stone on the Tudors, manors, and Colonials with the right approach for each.
It depends on the material. Stucco, wood, and trim need attention sooner, while brick and stone go longer, and the Texas sun is the deciding factor. West-facing and golf-course-facing walls fade first. A lot of Mira Vista's mid-90s homes are due, and we will tell you honestly what yours needs.
Yes. Mira Vista's architectural review committee keeps the neighborhood's look consistent, so we keep your colors within the guidelines and help you get them approved before we start. We have worked within community standards plenty of times.
We are fully insured. Texas does not license residential painters, so any painter claiming to be state-licensed is stretching it — what matters is that we carry insurance, do careful work, and stand behind it.
Mira Vista and the rest of southwest Fort Worth — Montserrat, Tanglewood, and Overton Park — plus Benbrook, Aledo, and the rest of Fort Worth and DFW. We are based right here off Cordova Avenue, so we are close. If you are nearby and do not see your area, just ask.
4905 Cordova Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76132
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