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Rooms, hallways and whole-house interiors. We fill nail holes, patch cracks and caulk baseboards before the finish coats. Colors are picked to look right in bright high-desert light. Interior painting in Albuquerque
We wash, scrape, patch and prime bare spots before we paint stucco, fascia and trim that the sun and monsoon have worn down. Exterior house painting
Hairline cracks are patched and coated so the wall is sealed before the color goes on. Stucco coatings
Kitchen and bath cabinets updated without the cost of a remodel. Doors and drawer fronts are cleaned, sanded, primed and sprayed. Cabinet painting
One room or the whole house, inside and out, with daily updates from your crew. Albuquerque house painters
Offices, apartment complexes, retail centers and office interiors, scheduled around your business hours. Commercial painting contractors
Andy's Painting Company is a licensed, bonded and insured painting contractor based at 2515 Princeton Dr. NE in Albuquerque. For over 20 years, our crews have painted interiors, exteriors, cabinets and stucco for Albuquerque homeowners and businesses.
For homeowners: We paint adobe, mid-century and newer stucco homes across the Albuquerque metro. Every job starts with a free on-site estimate. We look at the surface, measure the house and write you a number. We don't quote over the phone. See our residential painting services.
For businesses: We paint office buildings, apartment complexes, strip malls and office interiors. We plan the work around your tenants and customers so your doors stay open. See our commercial painting services, including commercial interior and commercial exterior painting.
West and south walls take the worst of it here. High-desert UV chalks the finish first. Then monsoon splash works into every hairline crack in the stucco. After a few summers, you can see where the shaded side of a house ends and the sunny side starts.
Good Albuquerque painting is mostly prep. We pressure wash, scrape, caulk and prime bare spots, and we repair stucco cracks before any paint goes on. Darker colors fade faster on sun-facing walls, so we'll tell you on the walkthrough which walls will need the most care. If a wall needs patching, we'd rather tell you before we quote it than surprise you on day three.
Want to know what a project will run? Read our cost to paint a house in Albuquerque guide.
Andy’s Painting is a licensed, bonded, and insured painting company in Albuquerque, NM. For over 20 years our crews have painted interiors, exteriors, cabinets, and stucco coatings for Albuquerque homes and businesses. You get daily updates, a foreman inspection, and work that holds up in the high desert sun.
Rear patio deck repaint in Albuquerque, with a color-matched tone applied to both walkable deck areas and steps using a crosshatch two-coat method. Paint was laid vertically first, then horizontally, so every board got solid, even coverage. This type of surface carries a 1-year workmanship warranty, which is standard for horizontal walkable decking.
A one-stall garage in Albuquerque got a full spray-out — walls, ceiling, cabinets, and entry door all pulled into a single color and sheen. The ceiling was primed before paint to keep the finish even throughout. Paint was customer-supplied, so every product choice was theirs.
This roughly 1,000 sq ft Albuquerque home got new color from top to bottom — wood siding and the garage door in SW 7711 Pueblo, with soffits, fascia, vents, door frames, patio ceiling, and shed trim in SW 0001 Mulberry Silk. Paint was sprayed and backrolled using Sherwin-Williams Emerald Rain Refresh, which carries a 15-year warranty.
Porch and patio posts, beams, and supports got a fresh coat matched to existing trim, while the front door and frame went in Behr Mown Grass M370-7 with a gloss finish to make it stand out. Two window frames were painted as an add-on to tie the look together. Sherwin Williams Emerald Rain Refresh carries a 15-year warranty on the wood trim.
Posts, beams, corbels, and accent wood across three patio areas and a full gazebo were cleaned, sanded, and stained in DB 2310 Purpleheart using Sherwin-Williams SuperDeck semitransparent stain. A deeper color was recommended to get the most even coverage across wood of varying ages and exposures. The finished result ties all the outdoor structures together with one consistent tone.
The front door and wood gate got two coats of SW 2810 Rookwood Sash Green in a gloss finish, while the three exterior drywall ceilings were repainted in Pure White 7005 flat — with cracked tape seams repaired and retextured before paint went on. Work comes backed by a 5-year warranty.
Drywall repairs, patched holes from old shelving, and retaped seams were taken care of before a coat of Medici Ivory SW 7558 went on every wall, ceiling, and door. Semigloss holds up well in a garage where surfaces take more abuse than a typical room. A clean, consistent finish throughout.
Ceiling repair and repaint in Albuquerque, covering the dining area and kitchen corner to corner after roof leak damage. We cut out the damaged drywall, replaced it with new sheets, taped the seams, matched the existing texture as closely as possible, and primed before applying two coats of Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint in a color-matched satin finish. The job carries a 3-year Silver Package warranty.
The overhead wood slats went in Behr Cedar Natural Tone, while the posts and beams got a coat of Behr Terra Cotta — two colors that work together to make the patio cover feel intentional rather than an afterthought. Paint was applied in a crosshatch pattern, one coat vertical and one horizontal, so the wood picks up coverage evenly on both sides. The job carries a 7-year warranty.
Walls throughout this 585-square-foot Albuquerque condo were painted in Egret White SW7570, with ceilings in Pure White SW7005 to keep things clean and light. Bathroom ceilings got a semigloss finish to hold up against moisture and steam. Comes with a 3-year warranty.
Front French doors repainted in Albuquerque, color-matched to the existing green using Sherwin Williams Multi-Surface Acrylic in a gloss finish. The rest of this 3,406 sq ft two-story exterior was recoated under the Emerald Rain Refresh 15-year warranty package. Soffits, fascia, the wood band, and door frames were all brought back to a fresh, consistent finish.
Fascia and soffit repaint in Albuquerque, color matched to white on this single-story home. Peeling sections were scraped, bare wood was primed, and two coats of Dunn-Edwards Spartashield 100% Acrylic Flat were applied for solid, even coverage. Work is backed by a 5-year Silver Package warranty.
Kitchen walls and ceiling repainted in Albuquerque, with Natural Linen 9109 on the walls and Pure White 7005 on the ceiling. Baseboards got Pure White 7005 as well, all in Sherwin Williams Emerald with a 3-year warranty. Two coats throughout, plus we primed a previously unfinished area near the kitchen light to make sure everything was done right.
Fresh stucco in SW 9092 Iced Mocha with SW 6105 Divine White on the soffits, fascia, and garage door frames gave this two-story Albuquerque home a clean, finished look. Several stucco sections needed patching first — a rear corner, an old stove cutout, and some foam insulation areas — so the paint had a solid surface to hold to. The work comes backed by a 7-year warranty.
The kitchen cabinets in this Albuquerque home got a full refresh in Sherwin-Williams Faded Flaxflower SW9146, applied over an Extreme Bonding Primer for a finish that holds up to daily use. Doors, drawer fronts, and kickplates were all included, front and back. Sherwin-Williams Emerald Urethane in a semigloss sheen gives the cabinets a durable, easy-to-clean surface.
Soffit and fascia repaint on a one-story home in Albuquerque, NM, focusing on the new bare wood section on the west side. Before painting, we primed the bare wood, filled a stucco gap in the corner, caulked around the fascia and soffit, and spot-primed a water stain near the chimney. Paint was applied using a cross-hatch method — one vertical coat followed by one horizontal coat — with no water added to the paint.
The foundation on this Albuquerque home got a full coat of masonry waterproofer before anything else went on, so moisture stays out at ground level where it matters most. From there, the stucco, soffits, fascia, and trim were painted in SW Naturel and Meadow Trail SW 7737, with Manor House SW 7505 on the front door and garage doors. The whole job is backed by a 10-year warranty through the Platinum Package.
Wood staining at a front entry in Albuquerque, NM — the door, decorative beams, corbels, and wood posts all got fresh coats of Sherwin-Williams SuperDeck Semi-Transparent Stain. Each surface was scuff sanded and cleaned first, then stain was built up in 2–3 coats to get the most even penetration possible. The door frame was painted to match existing using Sherwin-Williams Multi-Surface Acrylic in Gloss, and the work is backed by a one-year workmanship warranty.
The front porch and rear patio in Albuquerque got two coats of H&C Cool Feel in Pearl Gray HC SW 164 — a solid-color deck coating that runs about 20 degrees cooler underfoot on hot sunny days. Minor cracks were filled before coating, and the walls, ceilings, baseboards, and doors through the entry, den, dining room, and living room were all repainted in SW9542 Natural White. Sherwin-Williams Emerald with a three-year warranty was used on the interior walls and trim.
Soffit and fascia refresh on a 1-story home in Albuquerque, color-matched to the existing garage door sample using Sherwin Williams Latitude 100% Acrylic Satin. Two coats were laid in a crosshatch pattern — one vertical, one horizontal — for even, thorough coverage. The job carries a 7-year Gold Package warranty.
Guest bathroom repaint in Albuquerque, with SW 9637 Mineral at 75% on the walls and ceiling. Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint satin on the walls and semi-gloss on the ceiling — the right call for a steam-prone space. Two coats throughout, backed by a 3-year Silver Package warranty.
The front door in Albuquerque got prepped and repainted in Sherwin-Williams Latitude in a semi-gloss finish. Semi-gloss holds up well on entry doors because it cleans easily and resists the kind of wear a front door takes every day. Work comes backed by a 5-year workmanship warranty.
Fascia and soffit repaint on a two-story home in Albuquerque, keeping the existing color layout intact. Paint was applied both horizontally and vertically to hit the proper mil thickness — no shortcuts. The homeowner supplied the paint, and the crew handled the rest top to bottom.
Exterior repaint in Albuquerque, NM, refreshing the wooden beams, awnings, windows, garage door, light pole, canales, and more with color-matched turquoise accents throughout. Wood surfaces got Sherwin Williams Emerald Rain Refresh Satin, and all metal and window trim were done in Sherwin Williams Pro Industrial Multi-Surface Acrylic Gloss to match the existing turquoise. Canales were primed before painting, and two bottom edges of the garage door frames were cut out and replaced before any paint touched them.
The stucco, trim, garage door, gutters, and exterior ceilings on this two-story Albuquerque home got a full repaint — Sanderling on the body and Dried Thyme pulling everything else together. Where the addition patio had been splitting away from the house, we made major stucco repairs before any paint went on. A masonry waterproofer went down on the foundation, and the whole job carries a five-year warranty.
Stucco, brick planters, and fence walls went Greek Villa SW 7551, while soffits, fascia, porch ceiling, and door frames were pulled together in Black Fox SW 7020. A full coat of DRYLOK masonry waterproofer went on the foundation before any paint touched the surface, so the finish has real protection behind it. The job comes backed by a 5-year warranty on a 2,000 sq ft home in Albuquerque, NM.
Three walls in the dining room got a crispy gold accent treatment, with trim painted to match for a pulled-together look. The rest of the main living areas, bedrooms, loft, and bathrooms went in Agreeable Gray, while the entry den was sprayed walls, ceiling, and trim together in a Behr blue color match. Two coats of Sherwin-Williams Super Paint throughout, backed by a 3-year warranty.
The stucco body went on in SW Latte, with the fascia, soffits, and front popouts all pulled together in SW Prodige Bronze. Before painting, the chalky stucco got a clear masonry conditioner to lock down adhesion, and the foundation received a waterproof coat for added protection. The whole exterior is backed by a 5-year warranty.
A weathered backyard pergola in Albuquerque got recoated from posts to overhead framing using Sherwin-Williams SuperDeck Exterior Waterborne Semi-Transparent Stain. The semi-transparent finish keeps the wood grain showing while refreshing the color and adding waterproofing protection. Existing UV wear and checking were prepped by hand before the stain went on in two full coats on the sun-facing horizontal surfaces.
Full exterior repaint on this 3,035 sq ft two-story home in Albuquerque, with color-matched stucco body, accented black wood trim, and color-matched doors throughout. Before painting, we applied Seal Krete or Loxon clear sealer to address chalking and primed bare areas and rear doors to make sure everything bonded right. The body was finished in Sherwin Williams Latitude 100% Acrylic Flat using a crosshatch two-coat method, and the whole job carries a 7-year Gold Package warranty.
The front face, parapets, and rear stucco wall in Albuquerque got two coats of Dunn-Edwards SpartShield 100% Acrylic Flat to bring the exterior back to life. Horizontal caps received elastomeric coating and the foundation area was treated with a masonry waterproofer, so the stucco is protected where it needs it most. Work comes backed by a 5-year warranty.
Almond Cream went on every surface — stucco, soffits, fascia, pillars, gutters, porch ceiling, and vents — giving the 2,600+ square foot two-story a clean, unified look. The horizontal parapet caps got an elastomeric roof coating before paint, which helps protect those flat surfaces from water over time. Work is backed by a five-year warranty.
Soffits, fascia, gutters, pillars, doors, and gates all went in SW7005 Pure White, keeping the color story clean and consistent. Trim got Sherwin-Williams Emerald Rain Refresh flat for weather resistance, while the doors were done in Pro Industrial Multi-Surface Acrylic gloss so they hold up to daily use. The package carries a 15-year warranty.
Wrought iron gates, a Zia symbol gate, skylight edges, roof vents, the shed metal roof, and the rear fascia board all got fresh paint in Albuquerque, NM. The wrought iron got rust primer before going down in SW Pure White 7005, which keeps the metal protected under the finish. Sherwin-Williams Pro Industrial on the metal surfaces backs it all with a 7-year warranty.
Trim, soffits, fascia, gutters, and all the doors on this 3,100+ sq ft two-story got a fresh coat in SW 9610 Stony Creek. Duration was sprayed and backrolled on the vertical siding to hit the right mil thickness — that's what keeps the finish holding up over time rather than just looking good on day one. Comes backed by a 10-year warranty.
The garage doors, entry gate, and side metal gate in Albuquerque got two coats of Sherwin-Williams Turkish Coffee SW 6076, applied with a cross-hatch method for even, full coverage. Sherwin-Williams Pro Industrial Multisurface Acrylic in semigloss is built to hold up on metal surfaces. Work comes backed by a 7-year warranty.
Exterior repaint in Albuquerque on a 2,717 sq ft single-story home, with color-matched wood siding and soffits finished in Sherwin Williams Duration Flat. The whole job was sprayed and backrolled on the vertical siding for solid, even coverage under a 10-year Platinum warranty. Fascia, soffits, garage doors, and front ramp railings were all brought into the refresh.
The backyard wood deck, patio deck, wood border, and railings all got a fresh coat of Superdeck Solid Color Stain in a custom color-matched formula. Before staining, everything was pressure washed and any loose or peeling material was scraped back so the stain would bond cleanly. A lifting plank near the tree base was cut flush so the deck surface came out even.
The patio ceiling got two coats of WoodScapes semi-transparent stain in Covered Bridge SW3508, with light sanding on hard edges beforehand to help the stain take evenly. The pergola pillars and a beam edge were primed and painted in Hawthorn SW3518 using Sherwin Williams Latitude, with wood filler on the beam edge before paint went on. All the work carries a 7-year warranty.
Fascia, gutters, and door trim frames got a coat of accented blue on this Albuquerque home, with one trim piece between the patio cover and the house painted Pure White to keep that transition clean. The pitched kitchen and dining ceiling was repainted as well. Interior ceilings are covered under a 3-year warranty, and the exterior work under a 10-year warranty.
Stucco, patio ceilings, pillars, and canales got two coats of the body color, with SW 6067 Turkish Coffee pulling the trim and security doors together. Wood beams and circular popouts were stained in SW 3035 Wood Briar, and SW 3045 Russet Brown rounds out the palette. Elastomeric coating went on the parapet caps first to protect the horizontal surfaces before the finish coats went down — all backed by a 7-year warranty.
Fascia, soffits, canales, corbels, and the front door all finished in a color-matched WoodScape Semi-Solid stain, tying the exterior woodwork together. A color match was used to keep everything consistent with what was already there.
Interior repaint in Albuquerque, covering the living room walls and baseboards with two coats each. Walls went on in Sherwin Williams Interior Super Paint 100% Acrylic Satin, and the baseboards and door frames got Sherwin Williams Pro Classic Semi-Gloss. The whole job carries a 3-year Silver Package warranty.
Exterior repaint in Albuquerque, covering soffits, fascia, vents, wood trim, and doors matched to the existing color layout. Black trim was added along the north and west sides of the house, with doors finished in Sherwin Williams Latitude 100% Acrylic Gloss. Two coats of Sherwin Williams SuperPaint 100% Acrylic Flat were applied horizontally and vertically for proper mil thickness, backed by a 5-year warranty.
This Albuquerque home kept its two-tone layout, with Trail Dust (DE6123) across the stucco, soffits, fascia, and doors, and Bannister Brown (DE6069) on the accent popouts for contrast. The stucco was chalky, so a clear masonry conditioner went on first to lock down proper adhesion before any finish coat touched the walls. The work comes backed by a 7-year warranty.
Soffit, fascia, and door repaint in Albuquerque, with Ghost Writer PPG1007 Glitten giving this home a clean color change. Soffits were caulked and painted to match the fascia, and the garage door and front door got two coats of Sherwin Williams Latitude in gloss. All covered under a 5-year Silver Package warranty.
Garage doors, front door, security door, and both metal gates out front now share SW 6794 Flyway Blue — one color pulled across every entry point ties the whole facade together. Sherwin-Williams Latitude in gloss was used on all the doors, and the job carries a 10-year warranty.
Patio ceiling repaint in Albuquerque, NM, with SW 3045 Russet Brown applied to the ceiling and vegas to match. Sherwin Williams Duration Flat was sprayed and backrolled for proper mil thickness, no water added to the paint. This home carries a 10-year Platinum Package warranty.
Interior repaint at a commercial facility in Albuquerque, NM — columns in Indigo SW 6531 and walls in Classic Light Buff SW 0050, with a band of Smoky Azurite SW 9148 running through. Surfaces were primed with Sherwin-Williams Extreme Bond primer, then finished with two coats of Pro Industrial Waterborne Alkyd Urethane in gloss. Conduits were painted to match the walls so everything reads clean and consistent.
Exterior repaint in Albuquerque, covering the stucco body, fence walls, window frames, soffits, fascia, and all exterior doors with a color match on site. Prep included pressure washing, elastomeric crack filling, stucco repairs up to 50 sqft, caulking around all window and door frames, and a full coat of masonry waterproofer on the foundation. Paint was applied horizontally and vertically to hit proper mil thickness per product specs.
Snowbound (SW 7004) went up in the entryway, living room, kitchen, dining room, and both hallways of this Albuquerque home — a clean, consistent look across the main living areas. Door frames and baseboards got a fresh coat to match, and texture spots were patched and primed before any paint touched the walls. The job comes backed by a three-year warranty.
Exterior stucco repaint in Albuquerque on a 2,780 sq ft single-story home. All surfaces were pressure washed, cracks filled with elastomeric patching material, and bare spots primed before paint went on in two directions for proper mil thickness. Paint was supplied by the homeowner.
Full interior wall repaint in Albuquerque, with all walls matched to Behr Campfire Ash throughout this 1,920 sq ft single-story home. Sherwin Williams Interior Super Paint 100% Acrylic Satin was used, applied in two coats with patching and spot primer where needed. The job is backed by a 3-year warranty.
The three dormers at the top of this Albuquerque home got two coats of SW 7006 Extra White, applied both horizontally and vertically to hit the right paint thickness. That cross-roll method is what makes the finish hold up under the five-year warranty.
Garage door repaint in Albuquerque, matched to the existing color using Sherwin Williams Pro Classic in Semigloss. Two coats were applied for solid, even coverage that holds up over time. This job also came backed by our 3-year Platinum Package warranty.
Bathroom walls repainted in Albuquerque as part of a partial interior repaint covering the east side of this 2,870-square-foot home. Sherwin Williams Duration Home Interior in Satin went on in two coats, backed by a 3-year Platinum warranty. Patch work was completed on damaged walls before paint was applied.
Three colors across the brick walls in the storage room give this Albuquerque commercial space a lot of character: Urbane Bronze on bricks 1–7, Safety Red on brick 8, and Agreeable Gray carrying through to the ceiling. Agreeable Gray ties the front desk, waiting room, hallway, and break room together, while Tricorn Black on the chair rail and doors sharpens every edge. The bollards and roll-up doors outside got the same Safety Red treatment, so the color story carries all the way to the parking area.
Stucco cracks were filled and blended before a coat of Poised Taupe (SW 6039) went onto the body, soffits, and fascia of both the main home and the casita — with Extra White (SW 7006) trim pulling it all together. The front door, rear door, and casita doors landed in Positive Red (SW 6871), which gives the neutral palette a clean focal point. Work comes backed by a 7-year warranty, and paint was applied in two directions to hit the full mil thickness the product requires.
The patio trim, pillars, and Vegas above the front door all got a fresh coat of Super Deck semi-transparent stain in Cedar (ST-146), letting the natural wood grain come through. The patio ceiling was painted in Crisp Linen (MQ3-13) for a clean, finished look overhead. All work carries a five-year warranty.
Fascia and soffits around this Albuquerque home got two-tone treatment — Peanut on the fascia, Peaches & Cream 8002-14a on the soffits — along with the gables, patio ceilings, window frames, doors, and gate. Major peeling was scraped back and primed before paint went on, the patio ceiling tape seams were re-taped where they had come loose, and stucco cracks were filled to blend with the existing texture. Work is backed by a 5-year warranty.
Exterior repaint in Albuquerque on a 2,803 sq ft single-story stucco home, with minor crack repairs throughout the body and parapets before any paint went on. Sherwin Williams Duration was sprayed and backrolled on the stucco and trim, and the front door and garage doors got a finish coat of Sherwin Williams Latitude Gloss. The whole job is backed by a 10-year Platinum Package warranty.
Exterior front door frame repainted in Albuquerque, finished with Sherwin Williams Pro Classic Semi-Gloss for a clean, durable result. Two coats were applied, and the job is backed by a 3-year Silver Package warranty. A small scope with a big impact on the entryway.
Exterior repaint in Albuquerque covering soffits, fascia, wooden window frames, garage door, and four exterior doors on a 1-story home. Sherwin-Williams Duration Flat went on the trim and soffits, with Latitude Gloss on all doors — both applied horizontally and vertically for full mil thickness. Everything is backed by a 10-year Platinum Package warranty.
The metal trim and paneling around the top of this Albuquerque building got a fresh coat of green using Sherwin-Williams Pro Industrial Urethane Alkyd Enamel — a high-gloss, high-solids coating built for exterior commercial use. Surfaces were pressure washed first so the new paint would bond properly and last.
Exterior repaint in Albuquerque, including all 19 canales matched to the existing color on this 3,625 sq ft single-story home. The body went on with two coats of Sherwin Williams SuperPaint 100% Acrylic Flat, applied both horizontally and vertically for proper mil thickness. Parapet caps got an elastomeric roof coating before painting, and the garage doors were color-matched to the body using Sherwin Williams Latitude Gloss — all covered under a 5-year warranty.
Interior wall repaint in Albuquerque, covering the living room, kitchen, entry hallway, master bedroom, and jack and jill bathroom. The walls got two coats of Sherwin Williams SuperPaint 100% Acrylic Satin, matched to the customer's existing paint cans. Doors and frames in the painted areas were also refreshed, with Minwax clear coat or cedar finish applied depending on condition.
Fascia repaint and front door refresh on a 1-story home in Albuquerque, NM. Two coats of Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint Exterior Flat went on the fascia, applied both horizontally and vertically to hit the proper mil thickness, while the front door got two coats of Sherwin-Williams Latitude Exterior Gloss. The existing color layout was kept throughout, and the job carries a 5-year warranty.
Full interior repaint in Albuquerque, with SW 7012 Creamy on the walls and SW 6531 Indigo in semi-gloss as the accent — the whole home was primed first for smoke abatement before any color went up. Two full coats of Sherwin-Williams Cashmere Low Luster went on the walls, letting each coat dry before the next. A 3-year Gold Package warranty backs the finished work.
Walls in Sandbar warm the kitchen and hallway while one feature wall in Evergreen Fog gives the living room a clear focal point. Ceilings and trim in Greek Villa tie it all together with a clean, cohesive finish. Comes backed by a 3-year warranty on the Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint throughout.
Interior wall repaint in Albuquerque covering the living room, soffit, piano room, kitchen/dining room, and connecting hallway. Sherwin Williams Cashmere in Low Lustre went on in two full coats, with holes and cracks filled and caulking done around windows and door frames before a brush ever touched the wall. Came out clean and consistent across the whole main level.
Cabinet refresh in the master bathroom in Albuquerque — 11 doors and 3 drawers sanded, primed with Sherwin Williams Extreme Bonding Primer, and painted front, back, and all exterior exposed areas. Doors and drawer facings got full coverage on both sides, so every angle looks intentional. Sherwin Williams products throughout kept the finish consistent and built to last.
A 3,500+ sq ft Albuquerque home got fresh walls in SW7551 Greek Villa, with ceilings and closets sprayed and back-rolled throughout. Failing ceiling tape was recut and retaped before paint went on, so the finished ceilings are clean and flat. Holes and cracks in the walls were filled and textured to blend before the two full coats went down.
This two-story Albuquerque home got a full exterior repaint with the body in SW9170 Acier and the garage door, frames, and front door trim all pulled together in SW9173 Shiitake. Stucco cracks were filled with elastomeric patch, loose tape in the patio ceiling was re-taped, and caulk was run around windows and doors to keep moisture out. The work is backed by a 7-year warranty.
Master bedroom wall repaint in Albuquerque, finished with Sherwin Williams Cashmere in a low-lustre sheen. Prep included filling holes, caulking around frames and baseboards, and two full coats applied by brush and roller. Ceilings, trim, and the fireplace were left untouched per the scope.
Bathroom walls, trim, ceiling, and closet all landed in SW Extra White — one clean color wall to wall. The ceiling got a semigloss sheen to hold up against moisture and steam. Glitter on the walls was primed and painted over rather than removed, so the finish stayed smooth without disturbing what was underneath.
Commercial exterior repaint in Albuquerque, NM — red bollards, parking and ordering stalls, and a cage by the electrical boxes all got fresh coats. We power washed and scraped all peeling paint before a drop of color went on. Sherwin-Williams Pro Industrial Semi Gloss was used on the metal surfaces to hold up against the elements.
Canales, window headers, beam popouts, patio ceilings, posts, beams, and all exterior doors got a solid stain in SW3080 Traditional Mahogany using Sherwin-Williams SuperDeck. Caulking around windows and doors was done first to keep moisture out and help the finish last.
Full exterior repaint on this single-story stucco home in Albuquerque, with SW 6092 on the body and soffits, SW 7687 on the fascia, gutters, and garage doors, and SW 9092 on the accent popouts. Before painting, we patched stucco cracks along the foundation and back patio pillars, primed bare wood on the garage door frames, and applied a full coat of Loxon Water Blocking Primer to the entire foundation. Two full coats of Sherwin Williams SuperPaint 100% Acrylic Satin on the body and Latitude Semigloss on the doors, all backed by a 5-year warranty.
Trim, garage doors, front door, porch ceilings, and wood canales around all four sides of this Albuquerque home got a fresh coat of Sherwin-Williams Virtual Taupe HGSW7039. Caulking around windows and doors was touched up where gaps existed to help keep moisture out. The work comes backed by a 7-year warranty.
Walls throughout this 2,000+ sq ft Albuquerque home went in Sherwin Williams Alabaster, with Saguaro bringing in a grounded accent at the fireplace, kitchen island, and entry wall. The two hallway beams got their own treatment in Black Bean to frame the transition to the bedrooms. Bathroom ceilings were done in semigloss to hold up against moisture, and a third coat was added where the coverage called for it.
Fascia, soffits, and the garage door frame repainted on this two-story home in Albuquerque. Surfaces were pressure washed, scraped, and primed before Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint went on, all backed by a 5-year warranty. Small details like the garage door frame make a bigger difference than most people expect.
Full interior repaint in Albuquerque across a 1,748 sq ft single-story home, with walls in Sherwin Williams High Reflective White SW 7757 and accent walls in Valspar Vessel Gray 4005-2A. Doors came out in Vessel Gray and all trim in High Reflective White, applied with Sherwin Williams Cashmere Low Lustre throughout. Ceilings, doors, trim, and closets were all sprayed after holes were filled, cracks caulked, and surfaces prepped for proper adhesion.
The garage soffits, fascia, gable siding, door frame, and garage door on the front corner of this Albuquerque home were repainted in Double Latte. Peeling paint on the garage frame was scraped back and primed, and a coat of Loxon conditioner went on first to lock down the chalking surface so the new paint has somewhere solid to hold. Sherwin-Williams Duration covers the siding and trim, with Latitude on the garage door, and the whole job is backed by a 10-year warranty.
Window trim, doors, porch pillars, and the garage door all got two full coats of Extra White SW 7006 on this Albuquerque home. Before painting, we sanded down bulged window trim joints, patched screw holes in a porch pillar, repaired a poorly patched door hinge area, and scraped and retextured two flaking spots on the porch ceiling. Work is backed by a 10-year warranty.
A 1,700-square-foot two-story historic home in Albuquerque got a full exterior repaint in Needlepoint Navy SW 0032 on the wood siding, Classic Light Buff SW 0050 on the trim and soffits, and Classical Yellow SW 2865 on the front and back doors. Where paint had been peeling and rough, surfaces were scraped and primed before two full coats went on; stucco cracks were filled with elastomeric patch, loose ceiling tape on the patio was re-taped, and the entire foundation got a coat of DRYLOK waterproofer before painting. The work is backed by a five-year warranty.
Soffit, fascia, garage trim, and front door repainted on this two-story home in Albuquerque — all color-matched to keep the look consistent. Bare and peeling areas were scraped, primed, and brought back solid before two full coats of Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint Satin went on. Comes backed by a 5-year warranty.
Full exterior repaint on this single-story stucco home in Albuquerque, including the body, parapets, pony wall, garage doors, and porch ceilings — all color-matched to the existing selections. Before painting, we patched hairline cracks and larger chips in the synthetic stucco, re-taped two porch ceilings, and applied DRYLOK masonry waterproofer to the entire foundation. Two full coats went on horizontally and vertically to hit the proper mil thickness.
A water leak left one wall damaged and the exposed beams stained, so the goal was getting the room back to where it should be. The wall was scraped, retextured corner to corner, and repainted with Sherwin-Williams ProMar 200 in Eggshell. The affected beam areas were spot-sanded and finished with SuperDeck semi-transparent stain to blend the damage back in.
Walls, ceilings, doors, and trim across the entire home—including closets, the front-room corner shelf unit, and the hall cabinet facings—were all sprayed in Extra White SW 7006. The front door got the same color using an exterior-grade finish so it holds up outside. Two full coats by airless sprayer on roughly 1,700 square feet gives the coverage that keeps that clean look for years.
Downstairs in this historic Albuquerque home got fresh walls in Alabaster SW7008 and sprayed doors, trim, and window frames in Worldly Gray SW7043. Plaster walls with visible cracks meant careful prep before two full coats went on with brush and roller. The Sherwin-Williams Emerald lineup comes with a 3-year warranty.
Most of this Albuquerque home got two full coats on the walls in Sanctuary, with five accent walls in Attitude Grey to break things up. Extra White went on the ceilings in the entry and connected living room and kitchen, and on all the doors and trim throughout. New baseboards—around 700 linear feet of them—were prepped, primed, and painted to match before everything was finished out.
Full exterior repaint on a 1,548 sq ft stucco home in Albuquerque, with two full coats of Sherwin Williams Latitude 100% Acrylic Satin on the body. Prep included pressure washing, caulking, stucco crack filling, and priming all bare areas before a drop of paint went on. The iron gates and fencing got a sealer treatment too, backed by a 5-year warranty.
The front courtyard stucco walls in Albuquerque were prepped, patched where three large cracks had formed, and repainted to match the existing color. A few mismatched spots on the patio overhang, chimney, and under the wood pergola got touched up at the same time. All block fence walls come with a 6-month warranty.
Full interior repaint in Albuquerque across a 3,247 sq ft single-story home, walls, ceilings, doors, trim, baseboards, crown molding, and a reading nook railing all covered. Vaulted ceilings reaching about 17 feet in the main rooms were sprayed for even, consistent coverage throughout. Holes and cracks were filled and textured before paint went on, and two full coats were applied to the walls.
Kitchen and dining room repaint in Albuquerque, with Dover White on the walls and Pure White on the doors and trim. Walls got a third coat for full coverage on top of the existing color, and we patched cracks and nail holes before picking up a brush. Sherwin Williams Cashmere in Low Luster on the walls and Pro Classic Semi-Gloss on the trim round out a clean, lasting finish.
The main walls through the kitchen, living room, hallway, laundry, and downstairs bathroom went up in Sherwin Williams SW 9109 Natural Linen, with the entertainment wall in SW 7076 Cyberspace for contrast. New sconce installations had left visible marks on the walls, so those spots were patched and touched up throughout the home, and the stairway handrail got a fresh coat in semigloss. The crew worked carefully around new white carpet the whole way through.
Entryway, archways, and stairwell repainted in Albuquerque with Sherwin-Williams Cashmere in Realest Beige on the walls and ceilings. Five doors were sprayed in Extra White using SW Emerald Urethane. Holes and cracks were filled and textured before two full coats went on the walls.
Vega beams and window frames in a front room with 20-foot ceilings got a fresh coat of Minwax Polyshades in Classic Black 1185 — a stain and sealer in one. The semi-transparent, gloss finish brings out the wood grain while giving the beams a bold, clean look that anchors the whole space.
Soffit, fascia, and garage door repaint in Albuquerque, all done in SW 9059 with two full coats of Sherwin-Williams Duration Satin for a 7-year warranty. Bare wood was primed first, loose paint scraped back, and the gutters masked off so they stayed untouched. A solid roofline refresh that ties the whole front elevation together.
Fresh stucco called for careful masking, and the soffits, fascia, garage door, and front door trim all got two full coats of Sherwin-Williams Black Magic 6991 in satin. Where the trim paint was peeling, we scraped it back and primed bare areas before recoating so the finish would hold. The Duration formula carries a 7-year warranty.
Front-facing trim, window and door frames, soffits, fascia, and the porch ceiling all got two coats of Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint in Pure White. Before painting, gaps between the soffit boards and porch ceiling drywall were caulked to keep moisture and drafts out — a small step that helps the finish last. The job comes backed by a 3-year warranty.
The kitchen and laundry room got fresh walls, ceilings, and trim — walls and ceilings in Panda White SW 6147, doors and trim in Greek Villa SW 7551. Peeling paint around the kitchen skylight was retextured before painting, and cracked drywall at the archway was mudded and retextured to match. Sherwin-Williams Cashmere throughout keeps the finish durable in two of the hardest-working rooms in the house.
Ceiling repaint in Albuquerque, two coats sprayed on the vaulted back room and front bedroom ceilings using Dunn-Edwards Spartawall in an eggshell finish. Surfaces were wiped down before paint went on to make sure everything adhered the way it should. A quart of touch-up paint was left behind when the job wrapped up.
A 12x13 backyard pergola in Albuquerque got a fresh stain in Mission Brown semi-transparent, followed by a clear coat to protect the wood from the elements. Cabot oil-based stain lets the natural grain show through while keeping the color rich and long-lasting.
Exterior wood refresh in Albuquerque — 9 beams, 11 spouts, 104 linear feet of vegas, and 52 linear feet of garage trim, all repainted with two full coats of Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint 100% Acrylic Flat. Every surface was pressure washed first, bare wood was primed, and the color was matched to the homeowner's own chip. Backed by a 5-year Silver Package warranty.
Pergola restain in Albuquerque, color-matched and finished with Superdeck semi-solid stain. We power washed and scraped where needed before applying the stain so the wood was ready to hold it properly. Solid prep makes the difference on a structure that lives outside year-round.
Exterior repaint in Albuquerque on a 1,706 sq ft two-story home, covering all wood siding, soffits, fascia, porch and patio ceilings, pillars, shutters, and vents in a color match finish. Sherwin-Williams A100 100% Acrylic Flat went on the body, applied both horizontally and vertically to hit the proper mil thickness. PrimerRX peel bonding primer was used on problem areas before any topcoat went down.
Bedroom, hallway, and bathroom walls all came together in Agreeable Gray eggshell, with the bedroom ceiling done in Extra White flat and the bedroom door matching in Agreeable Gray semi-gloss. The bedroom walls got primed first because the existing blue was dark enough to bleed through. Two full coats went on everything, so the color reads consistently from room to room.
High-desert sun, dry air, and stucco change how a paint job should be done here. These four things shape how we prep and what we put on your walls.
Albuquerque sits above 5,000 feet, so walls take more UV than they would at sea level. South- and west-facing walls fade and chalk first, and dark colors go fastest. We use UV-resistant 100% acrylic coatings and tell you up front which walls will need attention sooner.
Elastomeric coatings go on thick, and on walls they can trap moisture and peel. On stucco walls we patch cracks under 1/8 inch with an elastomeric patch, then apply a breathable 100% acrylic coating. Elastomeric goes only on flat parapet tops. We don’t caulk stucco cracks, because smooth caulk lines show through a textured finish.
Low humidity pulls the moisture out of exposed wood, so fascia, trim, and vigas crack and check. We scrape and prime bare wood before paint, and on stained wood we use penetrating, UV-resistant products. Wood that has rotted needs a carpenter first.
Homes built before 1978 may have lead paint under the newer coats. Federal rules set how that paint has to be handled when it gets scraped or sanded. See the EPA lead renovation rules, and ask us about it on your estimate.
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