Jamari Brantley
Co-owner and lead painter
Runs the crew on site and does the cut lines himself.
Atlanta house painters
Three colors, one packet your association can say yes to.
Body, trim and door. We help you pick them on your own house, paint a test square on the wall, and print the approval packet your neighborhood asks for.
The board
Pick three colors. Here is where each one goes.
A house needs fewer colors than the paint aisle suggests. These are the three jobs, in the order we choose them.
- 1
Body
The big field of siding or brick. Choose it first, and look at it on the wall in morning and late-afternoon light.
- 2
Trim
Windows, fascia, corner boards and porch rails. Lighter or darker than the body, never the same.
- 3
Door
The one place to be bold, and the first thing a neighbor sees. Garage doors can follow the door or the body.
For neighborhood associations
Then we print the packet.
Many Atlanta neighborhoods want exterior colors reviewed before a crew shows up. We put your three colors, a photo of the test square, the scope of work and our insurance certificate on a few pages you can print and hand in.
You read it first. We change anything that is not right.
Your three colors and where each one goes
A photo of the test square on your own wall
Scope of work, start window and our insurance certificate
What we paint
Brick, siding, trim and doors, then the rooms inside
Whole-house exteriors
Wash, scrape, prime and two finish coats on siding, brick and trim.
Exterior painting
Front doors and porches
The door, the ceiling over it and the rails, done in one visit.
Exterior painting
The calendar
When an Atlanta house gets painted
Spring and fall carry most exteriors. Summer jobs start early, winter jobs wait for dry days. Your crew lead confirms your dates in writing.
Exterior repaints
Wash first, finish coats on dry mornings.
Mar to May, Sep to Nov
Pollen weeks
We wash and scrape, then hold the finish coat.
Mar to Apr
Early-morning summer work
North and east walls first, out of the heat by noon.
Jun to Aug
Interiors
Any week, and the full calendar in a wet month.
all year
The crew
Two owners and a crew of five
You meet the owners at the first visit and the crew lead on day one. The same people paint your house.
Latrina Brantley
Co-owner, estimates and colors
Walks the house, lays out the chips and writes the packet.
Mekhi Dancy
Crew lead
Runs prep and the daily walk-through.
Keyshawn Mathis
Painter and carpenter
Repairs rot and replaces trim before it is painted.
Neighbors
What the packet and the paint looked like to them
“Our association wanted the colors, a sample on the actual wall and proof of insurance in one packet. That is what arrived.”
Shayla R.Homeowner, Mechanicsville
“Latrina set three chips on the porch and told me to look again at five o'clock. I changed the trim, and the house looks better for it.”
Kendall F.Homeowner, Summerhill
“I sit on the review committee for our street. Most requests come in missing something. This one came complete.”
Lynford M.Neighborhood association volunteer
“Two days of scraping, caulking and priming before any color went on. You can see it in the lines around the windows.”
Kyung P.Homeowner, Mableton
Sample reviews.
Atlanta and around
Intown neighborhoods and the suburbs around them
Atlanta neighborhoods first, then the suburbs a crew can reach in a morning.
- Intown Atlanta: Mechanicsville, Summerhill, Peoplestown, West End, Adair Park, Morningside, Oakland City, Grove Park, Capitol View
- North and west of the city: Cascade Heights, Chastain Park, Mableton, Woodstock, Duluth, Johns Creek
- East of the city: Buford, Lilburn, Lawrenceville, Ashview Heights, Conyers
We don't take jobs south of the airport, east of Lawrenceville or north of Woodstock. For those, call a painter closer to you.
Questions
Before you call
How long does an exterior repaint take?
Most houses take one to two weeks of working days, weather allowing. Your written estimate gives a range for your house, never a promised date.
Do you paint brick?
Yes. Painted brick is hard to undo, so we talk it through before we start: what the brick is now, how it will look in a year, and what a test square shows on your own wall.
Does the packet get my colors approved?
No. Your association or review board decides. The packet puts what they ask for on one printed sheet set, and we answer their questions if they have any.
Will you paint in the pollen season?
We wash and scrape in the spring, but pine pollen lands on wet paint. We plan the finish coats for dry mornings and tell you the day before.
Get an estimate
Tell us about the house
Send what you know. We reply within a business day with a time to walk the house.
Phone(404) 555-0103
Hours
- Monday – FridayToday
- 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
- SaturdayToday
- 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
- SundayToday
- Closed