Our Work

Real photos from real North Dallas homes — our own jobs, our own crew. No stock images.

Drywall & Texture Repair

Holes, cracks and damaged board cut back, filled and feathered out, then textured to match the wall around it and painted — all by the same crew, in one visit. Every photo here is our own work in North Dallas homes.

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Ceiling repair — cut, filled, textured to match, gone in a day

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Garage wall — cut back to the studs, rebuilt, textured and painted

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Wall patch around a switch — opened up, textured to match, invisible

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Wall repair — cut out, new drywall installed, then textured and painted

Drywall Installation

Full walls and ceilings hung from scratch: minor framing, board hung, taped and bedded, textured, primed and painted without handing you off to a second contractor.

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Hanging new drywall on an open ceiling

Popcorn Ceiling Removal

Popcorn texture scraped off, the ceiling taped and bedded, then finished the way you want it — smooth, orange peel or knockdown — with dust control so the rest of the house stays livable.

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Scraping popcorn texture off a masked-out ceiling

Ceiling Repair

Water stains, cracks, sagging and holes. The damaged section is opened up, repaired, sealed so the stain does not bleed back through, texture-matched and repainted.

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Bathroom ceiling — opened for access, closed and textured to match

Ceiling repair in progress — damaged section opened up before patching and texturing

Interior Painting

Walls, ceilings, trim and doors. Any drywall repair is done by the same crew before the first coat goes on, so you are not scheduling two trades around each other.

Kitchen and dining area, repainted

Open-plan kitchen and dining, finished

Living room with vaulted ceiling and bay window

Two-story living space — walls and ceilings

Entryway and staircase

Two-story foyer with curved staircase

Wall Sanding

Sanding walls and ceilings back to a flat, even surface before primer. It is the least glamorous step and the one that decides whether the finished paint looks right under a window.

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Pole-sanding a wall smooth before paint

Texture

Orange peel, knockdown, hand-trowel and smooth finishes — applied fresh across a new surface, or matched into existing texture so a repair disappears into the wall.

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Spraying texture onto a prepped ceiling

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Popcorn texture applied — ceiling prepped, textured, and finished

Fence & Deck Staining

Fences, gates and decks cleaned down and stained back to an even color, so weathered and replaced boards stop standing out from each other.

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Staining a fence panel by panel

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Fence staining — weathered gray brought back to a rich brown

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Fence and gate — stained to a deep, even finish

Garage Door Refinishing

Garage doors prepped and refinished in place. It faces the street and it is usually the largest single surface on the front of a house.

Garage door — weathered stain stripped back and refinished

Door Refinishing

Front doors taken back, re-stained or repainted and sealed — including arched, iron and glass-panelled doors that need masking rather than removal.

Iron and glass entry door — faded finish brought back

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Front door — bare wood refinished in charcoal

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Arched entry door — sun-faded finish restored

Sun-faded oak entry door — the condition we're often called out to

Front door refinished and rehung

Wallpaper Removal

Paper stripped off, the wall underneath repaired and skimmed where the adhesive has pulled the surface, then textured and painted.

Wallpaper stripped, walls textured, primed and painted

Exterior Painting

Siding, trim, soffits, brick and stucco prepped and repainted, including the repairs that need doing before paint will hold.

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Car wash — brick painted white, trim brought back to bright blue

Brick Painting

Brick cleaned, primed and painted — a permanent change to the look of a house, so the prep and the primer matter more than the color.

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Brick perimeter wall — washed down, then painted white

Pressure Washing

Driveways, siding, fences and patios washed down. Often a job on its own, and always the first step before exterior paint or stain.

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Washing siding and trim from a ladder

Cabinet Painting

Cabinet doors and frames cleaned, sanded, primed and finished so the grain and the old color do not read through — the alternative to replacing a kitchen.