
Decide on the color before the first gallon is opened.
Choosing a color off a chip under shop lights is how a room ends up painted twice. Rob does this part with you in the room: the light it gets through the day, the floors, the counters, the cabinets and the fireplace that are all staying put, and what actually sits well against them. People have called him back for the color eye as much as for the brushwork, and accent walls are where it shows most.
Based in Clayton and working most across Fuquay-Varina and Clayton, plus Willow Spring, Holly Springs, Angier, Garner, Smithfield, Selma, Knightdale, Raleigh, Cary and the towns around them. A little further out? Call and ask, we get around.



You do not need to have decided. Rob walks the room with you and works from the light, the floors and the fixtures you are keeping. Customers have hired him for that part as much as for the painting itself.
Yes. Precise color matching is part of the work, whether you are going from a swatch, a photo, or a wall in another room you want carried through.
An accent wall gets planned with the rest of the room rather than on its own, so the color has something to sit against. It is one of the things people ask for most.
It is talked through as part of the free quote. Rob comes out, looks at the job and the rooms, and there is no charge for the visit.
It sets the range, and that is usually the thing that matters most. Cabinet color, counter tone and a fireplace surround decide what the walls can sensibly do.
Tell us the project: a set of cabinets, a room, the whole interior, the outside of the house, a popcorn ceiling or wallpaper, and roughly the size and the colors you are thinking, and we’ll get you a straight, free quote and a time. Rob does the estimate himself. Photos of the space help.