Painting Services
Define the preparation, repairs, products, colors and finishes for your home or business—with a written scope and paint schedule before application.
Defined Before We Paint
Longhorn Construction Co. provides Interior and Exterior Painting for homes and commercial properties. Based in Aubrey, Texas, we serve DFW and North Texas, work throughout Texas and have nationwide project capability.
We define what gets prepared, what gets repaired, what gets painted, and which product, color and finish goes where. Our process starts with inspecting the surfaces and defining the areas, then identifying preparation and repairs before selecting products, colors and finishes.
Those decisions become the written scope and project paint schedule. Longhorn coordinates the work and reviews completion against the agreed scope. We are a full-service general contractor, BBB A+ Rated and available 24/7. Learn about Longhorn Construction.
What We Paint
Choose the areas your project needs. Available services are not automatically included in every painting scope.
Walls, ceilings, accent areas, trim, baseboards, doors, closets, shelving and custom areas can receive different products, colors and finishes.
Cabinets and built-ins are available as specifically scoped work, with preparation and coating selections appropriate to the surface.
Discuss Interior Painting →Scope may include the main field/body, fascia, trim, soffit, front and rear doors, garage doors, shutters, columns, porch/patio areas, railings, dormers/gables, accents and custom areas.
Recommendations depend on the substrate, existing coating, condition, preparation, exposure, weather and selected product/system.
Discuss Exterior Painting →Surface-Specific Work
A wall may need cleaning, sanding and minor patching as preparation; a damaged section of drywall may need repair. The written scope determines inclusion—minor patches are not automatically separate charges, and ordinary painting does not include unlimited repair work.
Paint does not correct an underlying moisture or substrate problem. Peeling, chalking, failed caulk or damaged material calls for condition-based evaluation, not a fixed repaint interval.
See fascia and related soffit work or siding repair and replacement when those components need attention. Broader water damage, drywall, insulation, trim, flooring, demolition or multi-trade repair belongs in an appropriate Restoration scope.
Longhorn paints/coats appropriate brick, stucco, concrete/block and other suitable masonry. Not all masonry should be painted or simply recoated. Existing condition/coating, moisture, preparation, exposure and manufacturer/product requirements determine the recommended system and written scope.
Fence staining, deck staining and exterior wood finishing can also be scoped. For fence-specific construction and finishing, see Longhorn Fencing services.
More Than a Color Choice
Longhorn uses physical fan decks and paint samples for customer color selection and confirmation. Customers can also select and document colors from applicable manufacturer/supplier color libraries.
Choose by room, area or component: walls, ceilings, trim, doors, accents and exterior body colors can differ. Screen-displayed colors are representative, not guaranteed exact physical matches. Confirm the final selection using the applicable fan deck, sample/chip, manufacturer information and approved project selection.
Supported selections include Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, PPG/Pittsburgh and Behr, with customer-supplied/custom selections where applicable. These are product/color options, not claims of manufacturer certification, exclusive partnership, preferred-contractor status or universal warranty authorization.
Not every color is available in every product, and not every product/color combination is appropriate for every substrate. The digital library does not replace final customer confirmation.
Interior finish terminology includes Flat, Matte, Eggshell, Satin, Semi-Gloss and Gloss. Selection depends on the surface, use, appearance, cleanability, selected product, customer preference and written specification—not a universal rule for each room.
No universal primer or two-coat rule applies to every project. Requirements depend on the substrate, existing coating and color, new color, repairs, staining/bleed-through, selected product/system and manufacturer requirements. The written scope identifies the applicable primer and coating work without promising guaranteed coverage.
Clear Written Confirmation
The customer project paint schedule is a written reference for what goes where before application. For each applicable room, area or surface, it can identify manufacturer/product, color and color identification, finish/sheen and notes/specifications.
That can mean different selections for walls, ceilings, trim, doors, accents or scoped cabinets/built-ins—or for the exterior body, fascia/trim/soffit, doors, garage doors, shutters, columns and other selected components.
Homes and Businesses
For an occupied home, agree on access, protection, furniture-moving responsibilities and work sequencing before work begins. These responsibilities follow the written scope rather than an automatic furniture-moving inclusion.
Commercial Painting may require access planning, occupied-space protection, phasing, scheduling and coordination with business operations. Larger scopes still need clear product, color and finish selections. Planning helps manage disruption; it is not a promise of zero disruption.
Longhorn uses experienced independent subcontractor crews and manages scope, quality expectations, coordination and customer communication.
Project-Specific Guidance
The written Proposal establishes the actual price. For payment planning, review Longhorn financing information.
Many standard single-family Exterior Painting projects can be completed in approximately 3–5 days. This is typical guidance, not a guaranteed completion time. Size, number of areas/colors, preparation, repairs, selected products, drying/recoat requirements, weather, access and complexity affect the schedule.
That range does not automatically apply to Interior, Commercial, masonry or extensive repair/restoration projects. Exterior work must accommodate conditions appropriate to the selected product.
Written Terms Control
Longhorn Painting generally carries a 1-year workmanship warranty beginning at Job Completion unless the written agreement provides otherwise. The agreement controls coverage for Longhorn’s contracted workmanship and applicable limitations.
Any manufacturer product coverage is separate and subject to its own terms. Moisture/substrate failure, movement, neglect, damage and later work by others are distinct from defects caused by Longhorn’s workmanship and remain subject to the written terms. A coating does not turn an underlying problem into a workmanship defect simply because it becomes visible.
For damage-related work, Longhorn documents observed construction conditions and prepares its proposed construction scope. The insurer determines coverage under the policy. See Restoration services for broader repairs.
Genuine Project Photography
The photographs on this page show actual Longhorn work. This interior view shows walls, trim, a doorway and built-in shelving—areas that can have their own documented selections.
Discuss the surfaces and conditions at your property so the proposed preparation, repairs, product, color and finish can be defined for your project.
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Common Questions
Yes. Longhorn provides Interior and Exterior Painting for residential and commercial properties, with the areas, access, protection and work sequence defined for each project.
The written scope identifies applicable cleaning, scraping, sanding, patching, caulking, masking, protection and spot or full priming. Requirements depend on the surface, its condition and the selected coating.
No. The written scope determines which preparation and repairs are included. Damaged drywall, texture, trim or wood may require separately scoped repair; additional work requires authorization. Ordinary painting does not include unlimited repairs.
Longhorn uses physical fan decks and paint samples for selection and confirmation, along with applicable manufacturer/supplier color libraries. Product, color and finish can be documented by room, area or component in the project paint schedule. Screen colors are representative, not guaranteed exact physical matches.
No. Primer and coat requirements depend on the substrate, existing coating and color, new color, repairs, staining or bleed-through, selected product and manufacturer requirements. The written scope identifies the applicable coating work.
As applicable, it should identify areas and surfaces, preparation, repairs, products, colors, finishes, primer and coats, protection, exclusions, options, price and separately authorized additional work. The paint schedule provides a written reference for what goes where.
Longhorn Painting generally carries a 1-year workmanship warranty beginning at Job Completion unless the written agreement provides otherwise. The agreement controls the applicable terms and limitations. Any manufacturer product coverage is separate and subject to its own terms.
