Painting Services in Plano, TX

Painting work in Plano falls into two very different jobs depending on which side of US-75 you're on. East Plano is full of brick-and-siding homes built in the 1970s, 80s, and 90s — many of which are due for their first serious repaint, with trim that has chalked in the Texas sun and interior colors that haven't changed since the original owners moved in. West Plano, by contrast, is newer construction near Legacy West and Willow Bend where the paint is structurally fine but the builder-grade beige is ready to become something intentional.

We handle all of it — interior, exterior, and cabinet work — as part of our painting services. A repaint is rarely just about color. On an older East Plano home it's prep: caulk, primer, drywall repair, and stain-blocking so the new coat actually lasts. On a newer West Plano build it's precision: clean lines on tall two-story foyers, sprayed enamel on trim, and a color scheme that holds up to the light.

East Plano Repaints: The First-Repaint Homes

The heart of our Plano painting work is east of US-75, in the neighborhoods that filled in from the 1970s through the early 90s — established streets around Pitman Creek, Preston Meadow, and the older custom pockets like Whiffletree, where mature oaks shade brick ranch-style homes on quarter-acre lots. These are the homes where paint has real work to do. Original cedar and composite trim has usually chalked and cracked from decades of North Texas sun; south- and west-facing exterior walls take the worst of it. Inside, we're often covering the deep 90s tones — hunter green, mauve, gold — with the warm whites and soft greiges that make a home feel current without a full remodel.

Prep is where these jobs are won or lost. On an exterior we pressure-wash off the chalk and mildew, scrape and sand failing areas, re-caulk the seams around windows and where trim meets brick, and spot-prime every bare spot before a single drop of topcoat goes on. Skip that and the new paint peels in two summers. Homes with true wood siding or older cedar need more attention at the seams than the HardiePlank fiber-cement siding on newer builds, which holds paint far longer. We walk the whole exterior with you first so there are no surprises about what needs repair versus what just needs paint.

West Plano & Legacy West: Color Updates and Cabinet Refreshes

West of the highway — Willow Bend, the Preston Road and Legacy Drive corridors, and the newer master-planned pockets out toward the Dallas North Tollway — the homes are late-90s to new construction. The paint is sound, so the work is different: whole-house color updates that move a home off builder beige, accent walls, tall stairwell and two-story-foyer walls that need proper staging to reach safely, and a lot of trim and door work in crisp semi-gloss. These homes reward precision, and clean lines on high walls and crown molding are what separate a professional repaint from a weekend job.

The single most-requested job in West Plano kitchens is cabinet painting — and it's worth calling out as its own decision. If your cabinet boxes are solid and the layout works, painting them is a fraction of the cost of replacement and transforms the room. We degrease, scuff-sand, fill grain and seams as needed, prime with a bonding primer, and spray a durable enamel so there are no brush marks — a factory-smooth finish in white, greige, deep navy, or black. It pairs naturally with new countertops or a backsplash, which is why cabinet painting so often kicks off a broader kitchen update. If you're weighing paint-versus-replace, our Plano kitchen remodeling page lays out both paths.

Cost of Painting in Plano

Honest ranges, because every home is different. Interior painting in Plano generally runs about $3–$7 per square foot of floor area for walls, ceilings, and trim, depending on ceiling height, color-change versus refresh, and how much patching the walls need — a single accent wall or one room is priced as a flat job. Exterior painting typically lands around $2.50–$5.50 per square foot of wall area, driven mostly by prep: an East Plano home with chalked wood trim and failing caulk sits at the top of that range, while newer HardiePlank siding in West Plano sits near the bottom. Cabinet painting is usually priced per door and drawer front and commonly runs $60–$120 per opening depending on cabinet count, boxes included, and whether you want the interiors done.

We don't quote firm numbers sight-unseen because the prep is the variable — two homes the same size can differ by thousands depending on siding condition, drywall repair, and how many colors are involved. The free in-home estimate is where we walk the space, note the repair items, and hand you a written line-item quote. Larger repaints and cabinet-plus-kitchen projects qualify for 12-month interest-free financing, which is useful when you're combining an exterior repaint with interior work in the same season.

Serving Plano from Our Wylie Showroom

We're based at 1001 Alanis Dr Ste 120 in Wylie, a straight shot east of Plano. For East Plano homeowners near US-75 it's roughly 20–25 minutes over via President George Bush Turnpike or SH-78; from West Plano and the Legacy West area it's closer to 30–35 minutes depending on traffic. Ramzi and the crew cover all of Plano regularly — north of Parker Road, the older streets south toward Plano Parkway, and everything across the Plano ISD footprint — so scheduling an in-home color consultation is easy. Bring color ideas or start from scratch; we'll help you land on a scheme that fits your home's light and architecture.