City of San Diego · Based in Fallbrook

House painters in San Diego, CA

The city itself is the most varied work we do. A 1920s craftsman in North Park is nothing like a 1960s stucco ranch in Clairemont or a canyon-side home in Point Loma, and the honest answer is that the neighborhood tells us more about the prep than the square footage does.

ZIP codes served: 92101, 92103, 92104, 92105, 92107, 92109, 92110, 92115, 92116, 92117, 92120, 92122, 92130

San Diego homes

What we paint in San Diego

1910s–30s craftsman bungalows in North Park, Normal Heights and Kensington; 1950s–70s stucco in Clairemont and Serra Mesa; coastal homes in Point Loma, OB and PB; newer construction in Carmel Valley.

Neighborhoods we work in

  • North Park
  • Point Loma
  • Clairemont
  • Kensington
  • La Jolla
  • Pacific Beach
  • Mission Hills
  • Carmel Valley

Real numbers

Painting costs in San Diego, CA

$450–$900

Interior room repaint

Walls, ceiling and trim in a standard bedroom or office.

$4,500–$9,500

Whole-house interior

Most 1,800–2,800 sq ft homes, two coats, full prep.

$5,500–$12,000

Exterior repaint

Stucco or siding, including patching, caulking and trim.

$3,200–$6,500

Cabinet refinishing

Sprayed finish on a typical kitchen, doors removed and shop-sprayed.

Free

Estimate & color consult

Written scope, itemized. Most quotes back within 24 hours.

Old wood-sided bungalows need real scraping and priming hours and price above a comparable stucco house. Canyon-lot homes need staging on the downhill side, which also adds labor.

Services

What the crew does in San Diego

Interior & Exterior House Painting

Whole-house repaints, single rooms, stucco and siding exteriors.

  • Whole-house interiors, single rooms, ceilings and trim
  • Stucco, wood siding, fiber cement and board-and-batten exteriors
  • Doors, garage doors, shutters, eaves and fascia
  • Color consultation and sample boards before anything gets sprayed
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Cabinet Refinishing

Sprayed kitchen and bath cabinet finishes that look factory-done.

  • Doors and drawer fronts removed, labeled and sprayed off-site
  • Degrease, sand, bond-primer, two sprayed finish coats
  • Boxes and face frames sprayed in place behind containment
  • Hardware swaps and new hinge boring on request
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Commercial Painting

Offices, retail, HOA communities and apartment complexes.

  • Offices, medical suites, retail and restaurant interiors
  • Apartment complexes, turns and common areas
  • HOA community repaints with phased building schedules
  • Nights and weekends where daytime work is not an option
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Prep & Repair Work

Stucco patching, drywall repair, deck and fence staining.

  • Stucco crack repair, patching and texture matching
  • Drywall patching, seam repair and texture blending
  • Wood rot replacement on fascia, trim and door jambs
  • Deck, fence and pergola staining and sealing
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Questions

San Diego painting FAQs

Do you paint older craftsman homes with lead-era paint?

Yes. Pre-1978 homes are handled with lead-safe work practices — contained sanding, drop containment and clean disposal.

Can you work on a steep canyon lot?

Yes, with proper staging on the downhill elevation. It adds setup time but it is routine work in Point Loma and Mission Hills.

Do you take on condos and townhomes?

Yes, including interiors in downtown high-rises where we coordinate elevator and freight scheduling with the building.

Painting quotes in San Diego

Free written estimate, itemized scope, no pressure. Mon–Sat, 7:00am–5:00pm.

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