Find a house painter in Texas
From sun-bleached exteriors in El Paso to cabinet refinishing in Austin, Texas painting is about prep and the right product for the heat. Get matched with a local, insured painter who covers your ZIP and gives a written, per-room or per-project quote.
Request a callback →Common painting jobs
- Sun-faded, chalking exterior paint
- Peeling on south/west-facing walls
- Stucco and Hardie board repaints
- Interior repaints and accent walls
- Cabinet painting and refinishing
- HOA color compliance and approvals
Typical pricing
$2–$6 per sq ft interior · $3,000–$9,000 typical exterior repaint
Licensing
No statewide license required in Texas — we verify insurance, prep process, and reviews
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FAQ
When is the best time to paint a house exterior in Texas?
Spring and fall are ideal — paint cures poorly above ~95°F and surfaces get too hot midsummer. Good Texas painters work mornings in summer and avoid applying to walls in direct, blazing afternoon sun.
Do Texas painters need a license?
No. Texas has no statewide painting license. The things that actually matter are liability insurance, a clear prep process (power-wash, scrape, prime), and reviews — that's what we screen for before connecting you.
How much does it cost to paint a house in Texas?
Interiors run about $2–$6 per square foot depending on prep and trim. A typical single-story exterior repaint runs $3,000–$6,000; two-story or stucco $5,000–$9,000+. Always get a written scope listing prep, number of coats, and brand.