House Painters Serving Oahu & Maui

Painting cost is driven by five things: square footage, surface condition, prep required, number of coats, and access. Prep is usually the largest single factor — on a home with widespread peeling, wood rot, or failing caulk, preparation can account for more of the total than the paint itself. Second-story work requiring staging costs meaningfully more than single-story. Coastal properties within about a mile of the shoreline need salt-air-rated primers and corrosion-inhibiting products on metal components, which adds to the total.

Because two homes of identical size can differ substantially once we see the actual surfaces, we don't publish flat rates — a number quoted sight-unseen is either padded to cover the worst case or set to be revised later. Instead we walk the property, assess each elevation, and provide a free written estimate that separates prep, materials, and labor so you can see exactly what drives your number. Most estimates are delivered within one business day of the walkthrough.

Yes. We visit your property on Oahu or Maui, assess the surfaces, and provide a written, itemized estimate at no cost and with no obligation.

Hawaii requires 100% acrylic latex coatings with high UV resistance, and elastomeric systems for stucco and concrete block. Properties within about a mile of the shoreline need salt-air-rated primers and corrosion-inhibiting products on metal components. Mildew-resistant additives are standard on windward and shaded elevations. We match the coating system to your specific substrate — stucco, wood siding, Hardie board, concrete, or metal.

Yes. AOAO, condominium, and multi-unit painting is a core part of our commercial work. We provide detailed written scopes for board review, phased schedules that minimize disruption to residents, certificates of insurance, and a single point of contact throughout the project. We are licensed and insured under Hawaii contractor license BC-28938.