Alvarez Painting

Alvarez Painting Residential & commercial
Interior & exterior painting
Kitchen cabinet painting

09/03/2026

The color palette to this exterior house is too sharp🤩

09/02/2026

When we arrive, our first priority is protecting your home. We cover the floors, furniture, and your personal belongings before any painting begins.

Once everything is protected, we sand the walls to smooth out imperfections and prepare the surface.

Then we move into the first coat of paint.

That first hour sets the tone for the entire project. Proper protection, preparation, and application are what help create a clean, professional finish.

08/28/2026

Video Testimonial 🤩🎥

We recently finished up this interior project, including the kitchen cabinets, kitchen walls, living room, laundry room, primary bedroom, and both bathrooms.

A lot goes into a project like this beyond just putting paint on the walls. Prep, communication, keeping the space clean, and making sure the details are right all matter.

Here’s what the homeowner had to say about their experience working with us.

We really appreciate the trust and the opportunity to work on their home!

Weekend filled with learning. Always looking for ways to improve our craft, sharpen our process, and bring even better r...
08/24/2026

Weekend filled with learning. Always looking for ways to improve our craft, sharpen our process, and bring even better results to our clients đź“ť

Alvarez Painting x RDZ TILE LLC 🤝Professional cabinet painting can completely change the look of your kitchen while keep...
08/19/2026

Alvarez Painting x RDZ TILE LLC 🤝

Professional cabinet painting can completely change the look of your kitchen while keeping the existing layout and cabinetry.

But the key is the process. Cabinets need to be thoroughly cleaned and degreased, properly scuffed and sanded, repaired where needed, primed with the right product, and finished with a durable cabinet coating.

That preparation matters because kitchen cabinets deal with constant use, grease, moisture, and frequent cleaning.

When the existing cabinets are structurally sound, cabinet painting can give your kitchen a completely different look without removing what already works.

08/14/2026

Before a professional painting project is considered complete, the contractor should take time to walk through the entire project and make sure the finish meets the expected standard.

That means checking that the coverage is consistent, the cut lines are straight, the corners are clean, the trim and doors are finished properly, and there are no obvious drips, missed areas, or unwanted paint on surrounding surfaces.

The contractor should also make sure the job site is clean and that everything is back where it belongs.

This is important because the homeowner shouldn’t have to be the quality-control person.

A professional painter should have their own process for catching the small details before handing the project back to you.

08/04/2026

Many homeowners think pressure washing is just about making the house look clean. It’s actually one of the most important steps in the entire exterior painting process.

Over time, your siding collects dirt, pollen, mildew, cobwebs, and chalky residue from old paint. If those contaminants aren’t removed, the new paint has to bond to the dirt instead of the surface underneath. That weakens adhesion and increases the chances of peeling, blistering, and premature paint failure.

A proper pressure wash creates a clean, sound surface so primers and paint can bond the way they’re designed to. It’s not a shortcut or an upsell. It’s part of the preparation that gives your exterior paint job the best chance to last for years.

Most paint failures don’t happen because of the paint itself. They happen because the surface wasn’t properly prepared.

07/23/2026

The final walkthrough is where we make sure every detail meets the standard we promised.

During the walkthrough, we inspect every room or every side of the home with the homeowner. We look for missed spots, light coverage, paint drips, rough areas, clean paint lines, and anything else that doesn’t meet our expectations. If we find something, it goes on the punch list and gets corrected before we consider the project complete.

No painting project is perfect the first time through. The difference is having a process to catch the small details before you do.

This step gives homeowners the opportunity to ask questions, point out anything they’d like us to review, and leave knowing the job was completed with care.

07/02/2026

A fresh coat of paint is only part of a great experience.

When we finish an exterior project, we don’t just pack up and leave. We do a final walkthrough, clean the job site, remove any leftover materials, and make sure the property looks as good as the house itself.

Going the second mile is about respecting your home from start to finish.

Those small details are what leave a lasting impression long after the paint has dried.

06/30/2026

Before we start painting, we walk the entire project with the homeowner. We confirm the colors, review the scope of work, identify any repairs, discuss areas that need extra attention, and answer any last-minute questions. It’s also a chance to set clear expectations before work begins.

That simple conversation helps prevent misunderstandings, avoids costly mistakes, and gives everyone confidence that the project is moving in the right direction.

A quality paint job isn’t just about the products or the finish. It’s about having a clear process from day one. That’s how professional house painters deliver a smoother experience and better long-term results.

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Cary, NC

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm

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