Rio Rancho painting company
Interior, exterior and stucco painting for Rio Rancho homes and businesses, from a family-owned crew that has worked the west mesa since 2006.
Rio Rancho, Corrales and the west mesa
Most Rio Rancho homes went up in the last few decades, so stucco walls, wood fascia and garage doors are now on their first or second repaint. Our painters wash, repair and seal before any color goes on.
The mesa gets strong sun and wind that carries sand, which fades and scours west walls fastest. We use coatings made for that, inside and out, and leave every room and yard tidy.
Inside and out
From one bedroom to the whole outside of the house, every Rio Rancho project gets the same prep, protection and written estimate.
Walls, ceilings, trim and doors
Our interior painters handle single rooms and whole homes in Rio Rancho. Settling cracks, nail pops and the rounded drywall corners common in newer homes are repaired and textured to match, so the new color goes on smooth.
Stucco, fascia, trim and garage doors
Stucco gets washed, cracks get sealed and joints get recaulked before we paint. Fascia, trim and garage doors that the sun has dried out are scraped and primed, and we can match an existing stucco color or help you choose a new one.
Front doors, frames and sills
A front door in a new color, or window frames and sills that have chalked and peeled in the sun. Doors are cleaned, sanded and finished in a durable enamel, and window trim is caulked and painted with clean lines against the stucco.
A new kitchen look without new cabinets
Cabinet painting is one of the most asked-for projects in Rio Rancho kitchens. Doors and boxes are deep cleaned, sanded and primed with a product made for cabinets, then finished in a hard, wipeable coat.
Popular cabinet colors
We bring samples so you can see them in your kitchen light first.
Homes and businesses across Rio Rancho, inside and out, with a schedule that works around your family or your customers.
Single rooms, whole interiors and full exteriors for Rio Rancho homeowners, including homes getting ready to sell and new builds.
Interior and exterior painting for offices, retail centers and other commercial buildings in Rio Rancho, scheduled around your hours.
Prep, step by step
Sun, wind and monsoon rain find every shortcut. These five steps come before and after the paint on every exterior job.
Walls, trim and eaves are washed so paint bonds to the surface, not to wind-blown sand.
Why it matters: Paint over dust peels early.
Hairline cracks are filled with a flexible patch, and larger damage is quoted separately.
Why it matters: Monsoon rain gets in through open cracks.
Gaps around windows, doors and trim are caulked so lines stay tight.
Why it matters: Wind and big temperature swings open these gaps every year.
Windows, fixtures, gravel and plants are covered before any paint goes on.
Why it matters: Overspray and drips land on plastic, not on your yard.
Coatings made for high UV go on, and every work area is left tidy at the end of each day.
Why it matters: You see a finished home, not a job site.
Free, written estimate
Need help with your HOA colors?
We will help you find your approved palette and bring samples with your free, written estimate.
Pricing, explained
Prices depend on the size and height of the home, how much repair it needs and which surfaces you want painted. Published cost data for the Albuquerque metro puts many repaints in the low to mid thousands of dollars, with larger two-story homes and full interior and exterior projects costing more.
The only way to get an exact number is to look at your home, and that part is free.
Every free estimate includes
What shapes your price
Blueprint
Two stories and tall walls need more ladder work, paint and hours.
Stucco cracks, dried-out fascia and drywall damage are fixed first.
Doors, windows, garage doors and cabinets each add their own prep.
A big change or a second trim color can mean an extra coat.
Spring and fall are ideal, but March and early spring bring Rio Rancho's windiest days, so we plan around gusty afternoons. Summer works if we start early and watch for monsoon storms, and winter projects are possible on mild, sunny stretches when surface and air temperatures stay within the paint maker's limits.
Neighborhoods we serve
We paint homes all over Rio Rancho, from the master-planned streets of Northern Meadows, Cabezon and Mariposa to Enchanted Hills and the older parts of the city.
Out in Rio Rancho Estates or on the edge of town? We still come out for a free estimate. Next door, we paint in Corrales, where many homes are adobe or older stucco along the river, and in Bernalillo and Placitas, where open sun and wind wear exteriors fast. Los Ranchos and the rest of Albuquerque are covered from our Albuquerque painting hub.
Every service we offer comes to Rio Rancho: interior painting, exterior painting, residential painting, commercial painting, stucco painting, cabinet painting, drywall repair, deck and fence staining and new construction painting. For typical prices, see our painting cost guide.
Newer north and west side
Northern Meadows
Newer stucco that needs its first full repaint and trim refresh.
Cabezon
Master-planned homes with HOA color lists we match.
Mariposa
Upscale stucco and wood trim in full high-desert sun.
Loma Colorado
Faded stucco and garage doors facing open west sun.
Cielo Grande
Family homes with busy interiors and worn trim.
Established neighborhoods
Enchanted Hills
Homes from the 1990s and 2000s with chalky stucco and dated interiors.
Vista Hills
Hillside homes with long sun exposure and fading color.
Star Heights
Older stucco with hairline cracks to seal before paint.
Lomas Encantadas
Larger homes with tall walls, trim and wood accents.
Chamisa Hills
Golf course homes with stucco, iron railings and decks.
Edge of town and next door
Rio Rancho Estates
Wind-worn exteriors and fences on larger lots; we still come out.
Corrales
Adobe and older stucco along the river that need breathable coatings.
Bernalillo
Older homes where open sun and wind wear exteriors fast.
Placitas
Exposed hillside homes with heavy UV and wood that needs stain.
Straight answers to what Albuquerque homeowners ask us most.
Still have a question?
Ask it in the estimate form and we will answer, even if you are not ready for an estimate.
Ask UsYes. Rio Rancho is part of our regular service area, along with Corrales and the rest of the Albuquerque metro. Our painters work on interiors, exteriors, stucco, cabinets, doors and windows across the city, and every project starts with a free, written estimate after we look at your home in person.
It depends on the size and height of the home, how much stucco or drywall repair it needs, and how many colors and surfaces are included. Published cost data for the Albuquerque metro puts many repaints in the low to mid thousands of dollars. Your free estimate breaks the price out line by line.
Spring and fall are ideal, with mild temperatures and calmer days. We paint through much of the summer too, starting early and avoiding windy afternoons and monsoon storms, because paint needs the right temperature and dry conditions to cure properly. Winter work is possible on mild, sunny stretches.
Yes. Many Rio Rancho neighborhoods have an HOA that approves exterior colors. We help you find the approved palette, bring color samples and give you the product details the board usually asks for, then schedule your exterior job once approval comes through, so nothing has to be repainted later.
Rio Rancho sits on open, high ground, so homes take strong sun, big temperature swings and wind that carries sand. Paint fades on south and west walls, and stucco moves enough to open hairline cracks. We wash off grit, seal cracks and recaulk joints first, then use flexible coatings made for stucco.
Yes. Cabinet painting is a popular way to update a Rio Rancho kitchen without replacing the boxes and doors. Cabinets need different prep than walls, including deep cleaning, sanding and a primer made for cabinets, so we quote them separately in your free estimate and help you pick colors in your own kitchen light.
Yes. We paint offices, retail centers, clinics and other commercial buildings in Rio Rancho, inside and out. We plan the work around your hours so customers and staff are not in the way, and your free estimate lists each surface, the coatings we recommend and a schedule with start and finish dates.
Where we work
Rio Rancho is a short drive from our Albuquerque home base, and our crews work in Corrales, Bernalillo, Placitas and every part of Albuquerque, including the Westside.
Since
2006
The family behind the brushes
Edik started All New Painting in 2006 with one standard: paint every home as if it were his own. Twenty years later it is still a family business, built on that same standard.
We paint interiors and exteriors, stucco, cabinets and commercial spaces, and we handle the drywall repair and prep that make paint last in the high desert.
More than 1,000 projects later, the goal has not changed: careful prep, clean lines and a home you are proud to come back to.
