We’ve been painting homes and businesses around Vero Beach, Sebastian and Fort Pierce for eleven years. Single bedrooms and whole-home interiors. Coastal exteriors that take a beating from the salt air. Storefronts, offices and clubhouses. A lot of kitchens.

Tim Vold owns the company, and that’s his name on it. When your name is on the truck, you tend to care how the job turns out.

We have our own spray shop

Most painters around here work out of a truck. We’ve got a shop with a spray booth and a rack system, and it changes what we can do for you.

Cabinet doors, drawer fronts, shutters, entry doors, even patio furniture. It all comes off, goes to the shop, gets sprayed under controlled conditions, and comes back with a finish you simply cannot get with a brush in somebody’s kitchen. And you keep your kitchen while we do it.

Prep is most of the job

It’s the boring part. It’s also the part that decides whether your paint still looks good in eight years.

Outside, that means washing the house, scraping back to something solid, patching stucco and wood, caulking every joint and priming the bare spots before any color goes on. Inside, it means covering your floors and wrapping your furniture before we open a single can.

Cheap bids skip all of that. That’s why they’re cheap, and it’s why they get painted again in three years.

You’ll get a straight answer

Estimates are free, and we do them in person after looking at the real thing. Not a guess over the phone. And if painting isn’t what your place actually needs right now, we’ll tell you that instead of selling you a job.

Where we work

Vero Beach, Sebastian and Fort Pierce, plus the rest of Indian River and St. Lucie County.