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Our work

Our work, not stock photos.

Every photo on this page is from a job we actually did in Greater Austin. We include the prep shots too — not just the finished rooms — because prep is the part that decides whether a paint job still looks right in five years.

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Painting

Interior & exterior painting

  • Freshly painted open plan living room and kitchen in a two-storey Greater Austin homeFinished
    Whole-home interior repaint, finished August 2026. Open plan living through to the kitchen — walls, ceilings and trim.
  • Freshly painted bedroom with vaulted ceiling and two windowsFinished
    Vaulted bedroom on the same job. Cutting a clean line where a raked ceiling meets the wall is all brushwork.
  • Freshly painted two-storey stairwell with white handrail and trimFinished
    The stairwell — awkward, slow, and the first place a crew cuts corners. Same standard as every other wall in the house.
  • Freshly painted bathroom with dark vanity, large mirror and walk-in showerFinished
    Bathroom repaint. Cutting around a mirror, vanity and shower surround without a single line of tape showing.
  • Freshly painted bedroom with a large window looking out to the streetFinished
    Window returns and sills painted properly rather than skimmed over — the detail you notice every morning.
  • Freshly painted walk-in closet with white built-in shelving and drawersFinished
    Closets get painted too. Built-ins mean dozens of edges, and most crews rush them because nobody's looking.
  • Freshly painted laundry room with hanging rail and utility connectionsFinished
    Laundry room, finished. Every room in the house, not just the ones guests see.
  • Painted front door set into brick and stone entryFinished
    Front door and entry trim. First thing anyone touches when they arrive.
  • Two-storey home exterior with an extension ladder set against the wall during workPrep
    Two-storey elevation on the same property. Proper ladder staging, not a stretch off the top rung.
  • Bedroom wall and ceiling covered in dark adhesive residue before repaintingBefore
    Before. Adhesive residue across every wall and the ceiling. Rolling straight over this would telegraph through the new paint within a season — it all gets scraped, sanded and sealed first.
  • Second view of a bedroom with adhesive residue across the walls and ceiling before prepBefore
    The same room from the doorway. This is the kind of surface that decides whether a quote is honest — the prep here is most of the labour.
  • Living room masked off before painting, baseboards taped and floors fully covered with protective paperPrep
    Every baseboard taped, every square foot of floor covered before a brush is opened. Unglamorous, and the reason the finish lasts.
  • Open plan living room with furniture moved to the centre and covered in protective sheetingPrep
    Furniture moved in and sheeted rather than shoved aside. You shouldn't have to empty your own house before we start.
  • Vaulted ceiling living area with ladders set up and surfaces protected during paintingPrep
    Vaulted ceilings need proper staging, not a stretch off the top step. Ladders and planks set before any cutting in.
  • Two storey stairwell prepared for painting with floor protection and taped edgesPrep
    Stairwells are where corners get cut, because they're awkward and slow. Same prep standard as everywhere else.
  • Upstairs hallway with green tape and full-length floor protection during a repaintPrep
    Hallway runs protected end to end. Nothing gets walked through your house on the soles of our boots.
  • Large open plan kitchen and living area prepared for interior paintingPrep
    Whole-floor repaint underway. One crew, one continuous run — not three trades tripping over each other.
  • Bedroom with tray ceiling and bay window prepared for paintingPrep
    Bay windows and tray ceilings mean a lot of cut lines. Slower to quote, slower to paint, obvious when it's done wrong.
  • Finished open plan living and kitchen area with freshly painted walls and ceilingFinished
    Finished. Walls, ceiling and trim, with the room put back the way we found it.
  • Freshly painted open plan living and kitchen with exposed beamFinished
    Same house, other end. Cutting in around a beam and a vaulted line is brushwork, not tape.
  • Freshly painted interior room with clean white walls and trim and wood flooringFinished
    Clean cut lines where wall meets trim, and no roller marks left in the corners.
  • Finished painted corridor with clean white walls and stained concrete floorFinished
    Flat, even coverage on a long uninterrupted wall — where any lap mark or roller stipple would show.
  • Painted corridor with fresh white walls and doorwaysFinished
    Doorway returns and reveals painted properly rather than fudged with an overloaded brush.
  • Finished hallway with warm painted walls, white door and hardwood flooringFinished
    Trim and doors sprayed and cut to a hard line against the wall colour.
  • Finished bedroom with warm painted walls, white trim and hardwood floorFinished
    Warm neutral through a bedroom, with the trim left crisp white.
  • Finished bedroom with tray ceiling, bay window and fresh paintFinished
    The tray-ceiling bedroom, finished. Every step and return in that ceiling is a separate cut line.
  • Five gallon bucket of Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint interior acrylic latex on a job siteMaterials
    Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint on an interior job. We tell you exactly what's going on your walls — and you're welcome to pick something else.
  • Two large paint colour sample cards laid out on a granite countertopMaterials
    Full-size samples brought to the house, so you're choosing in your own light rather than under a paint-store fluorescent.

Flooring

Flooring installation

  • Finished luxury vinyl plank flooring in a bedroom, mixed grey and warm neutral planks running wall to wallFinished
    Luxury vinyl plank run wall to wall, with the old flooring demoed and hauled away as part of the job.
  • Room with newly installed wood-look plank flooring and white trimFinished
    Plank flooring through a bedroom and closet, with transitions finished so the edges look intentional rather than patched.
  • Living room with newly installed wide wood-look plank flooring running toward a kitchenFinished
    A long continuous run from living room through to the kitchen. Plank direction and stagger planned before the first board goes down.
  • Open plan living and kitchen area with large format tile flooringFinished
    Large-format tile across an open plan. Slab flatness gets checked and corrected first — skip that and the tiles lippage within a year.

More going up as we finish jobs.

We photograph the work as we go, so this page grows every month. If you'd like to see something specific — a cabinet respray, a stair install, an exterior in your neighborhood — just ask and we'll send what we have.

We can also put you in touch with the homeowners themselves. References on request, every time.

Want your house to be the next one up here?

Dustin walks every job personally before quoting it. Most quotes back the same day.

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