La Mesa Painters

La Mesa! The place where our founder Justin calls home. Pacific Beach may be where we got our start in San Diego, but we’ve quickly become the go-to La Mesa painters since Justin moved. The lack of a marine layer and the ample sunshine makes La Mesa one of our favorite places to paint houses – not to mention the great lunch spots and friendly neighbors! If you have not hired a painting company before, our guide to what to expect walks through how a job actually runs, from the estimate to the last coat.

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    La Mesa Exterior & Interior Painters

    Not only do we paint exteriors, but we are also the most trusted La Mesa interior painters. Lots of landlords and property management companies find our prices, quick turnaround time, and reliability to be attractive. On top of that, we can often be a one stop property maintenance shop. We can replace door jambs, window sills, and fascia, repair drywall damaged in leaks, and repair crumbling stucco.

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    Painting Questions

    Can you paint while we are living in the house?
    Yes. We regularly paint occupied homes. When ceilings are included, the usual order is ceilings, walls, doors, then baseboards, but we can plan around a bedroom or home office you need to use. Discuss access during the estimate so the sequence reflects how you live in the house, rather than assuming every room will stay available throughout the job.
    How do you protect floors and furniture before interior painting?
    We tape red rosin construction paper over the floor and cover furniture with painter's plastic that can be secured in place. The tape is selected for the flooring, and our painters lift ladders rather than drag them. Most customers move furniture to the center of the room; if you want us to move it, ask to include that work in the estimate.
    Does my interior estimate have to include every room and surface?
    No. We price ceilings, walls, doors and casings, baseboards, and closets separately, so you can choose the work that matters now. Ceilings that are still in good condition and closets hidden behind clothes are often the first places to trim the scope. The preparation on the surfaces you do choose stays in the job.
    When does cabinet painting make more sense than replacement?
    Painting is worth considering when the cabinet boxes and doors are sound and you want to change the color, not the layout. Our process includes degreasing, sanding, dust removal, BIN shellac primer, and a cabinet finish rather than ordinary wall paint. If the cabinets are badly damaged or you want a different door style or kitchen layout, compare refacing or replacement before committing to paint.
    • T Wolff – La Mesa, CA

      J Brown and company knocked out a tough paint job and went above and beyond to ensure the end result was outstanding. Thank you again!

    • Lionel S. – La Mesa West, CA

      We had an electrician do some work and our rental and his shotty drywall patches didn’t match the rest of the wall! I found J Brown Painting and Cleaning Services with a quick Google search and am happy to report that the solid reviews are accurate! I was impressed by their ability to match our rough texture of our walls.

    • Juan D. - La Mesa West, CA

      Justin and his crew are exactly what you look for when hiring a contractor: quick to respond, professional, on time, informative, bid out stuff separately to work with your budget, affordable, and thorough. Highly recommend!

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