Albuquerque residential painting
Whole-home painting inside and out for Albuquerque homes, from one room to the whole house, by a family-owned crew since 2006.
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We are local house painters. Since 2006 our family-owned company has painted homes across Albuquerque and Rio Rancho, and every estimate is written for your home after we see it in person.
High-desert sun, dry air and monsoon rain are hard on paint, inside and out. Every job starts with the prep that holds up here: repairs, caulk, the right primer and finishes picked for each surface.
Most Albuquerque homeowners call us for one of two jobs. Each has its own page with the details, the prep and the answers to common questions.
Walls, ceilings, trim, doors and cabinets, with cracks and nail pops repaired and wall texture matched before any color goes on. Floors and furniture stay protected the whole time.
Stucco, wood trim, fascia, doors, garage doors and iron, washed, repaired, sealed and primed first, with coatings chosen for strong sun and monsoon rain.
Every kind of home
From a single bedroom to a two-story house, every home painting project gets the same prep, protection and written plan.
Every room, one plan
Repainting every room at once gives a home one consistent look. We plan the order room by room, so you know where we will be each day, and colors flow from one space to the next.
Ranch homes to tall stucco walls
Low ranch homes in the Northeast Heights and two-story stucco homes on the Westside and in Rio Rancho need different ladders, staging and time. We plan for the height and the walls that get the most sun.
Smaller spaces, same care
Townhomes and condos often come with HOA rules and shared walls, and casitas and guest houses deserve the same finish as the main house. We match colors, follow the rules and keep the work tidy.
The details people touch
Baseboards, casings, interior and front doors and kitchen cabinets take the most wear in a home. A fresh, durable finish on them can change how a house feels, even when the walls stay the same.
Ready by your date
Empty homes are the fastest to paint, which makes the days before a move-in or a listing the best time. We plan the work around your closing or listing date and keep colors neutral when you are selling.
For builders and homeowners
New construction homes, additions and remodels get a primer made for fresh drywall or stucco, then the finish coats. We schedule the painting around your builder and the other trades on site.
Albuquerque homes
The metro has its own kinds of houses, and each one asks something different from a paint job. These are the styles we see most.
Across the metro
Rounded parapets, vigas and deep window openings. The look most people picture when they think of an Albuquerque home.
What it needs: Breathable masonry paint on the stucco, careful work around vigas and canales, and parapet tops sealed against monsoon rain.
North Valley and older areas
Flat roofs with brick coping, painted wood window trim and covered portals, often on some of the older homes in town.
What it needs: Wood trim scraped, primed and repainted, and lead-safe work practices when the home was built before 1978.
Northeast Heights
Single-story homes with wide eaves, wood fascia and carports, many of them built in the decades after the war.
What it needs: Sun-worn fascia and eaves repaired and primed, and stucco cracks filled before the new color goes on.
Westside and Rio Rancho
Two-story and contemporary stucco homes with large walls, big garage doors and, often, HOA color rules.
What it needs: Tall walls reached safely, HOA approved colors, and garage doors and trim in a matching durable finish.
Prep, step by step
Six steps from the first visit to the final walkthrough, so you know what happens and when before any work begins.
We walk the rooms and walls you want painted, measure, and note repairs and surfaces.
Why it matters: An accurate price starts with seeing the house, not guessing from a photo.
We help you pick colors, test large samples and gather what your HOA needs.
Why it matters: Colors look different in our bright light than on a small chip.
Floors, furniture, plants, walkways, doors and fixtures are covered before we start.
Why it matters: Your home and yard should look the same when we leave, minus the old paint.
Cracks, holes and gaps are filled and caulked, and patches and bare spots get primer.
Why it matters: Paint shows every flaw underneath it. Repairs are what make it last.
Finish coats go on in the order we planned, with clean lines at trim and edges.
Why it matters: A set order keeps the work moving and keeps rooms out of use for less time.
We look over the finished work with you and touch up anything you point out.
Why it matters: You see the details up close before we call the job done.
Free, written estimate
Painting inside, outside or both?
Tell us what you want painted, and we will give you a free, written estimate with a schedule.
Pricing, explained
House painting prices in Albuquerque depend on the size of the home, how many stories it has, whether you are painting inside, outside or both, and how much repair the walls, stucco and trim need first.
A single room costs far less than a whole house, and the only way to get an exact number is to look at your home. That part is free.
Every free estimate includes
What shapes your price
Blueprint
More square feet and a second story mean more paint, ladders and hours.
Interior and exterior work are priced separately, so you can do one or both.
Stucco cracks, drywall repairs and peeling trim are fixed before painting.
More trim, doors and big color changes add coats and time.
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 UsIt depends on the size of the home, whether we paint inside, outside or both, the condition of the walls and stucco, and how much trim is included. A single room costs far less than a whole house. Your free, written estimate breaks the price out line by line, so you can choose what to include.
Yes. All New Painting is a family-owned company that has painted homes in Albuquerque and Rio Rancho since 2006, with more than 1,000 projects completed. If you are searching for house painters near you anywhere in the metro, we come out, look at your home and write your estimate ourselves.
Yes. We paint interiors, including walls, ceilings, trim, doors and cabinets, and exteriors, including stucco, wood trim, fascia, doors, garage doors and iron. Many homeowners do one now and the other later, and some do both at once so the colors inside and out work together.
A single room is often done in a day. A full exterior on a typical single-story Albuquerque home usually takes several working days, and a whole interior takes about the same, depending on size, repairs and color changes. Your estimate includes a schedule with a start and finish date.
Yes. Many Albuquerque and Rio Rancho neighborhoods have HOA color rules. We can help you find your approved palette, put large samples on your wall and give you the color names and finishes your HOA asks for, so the approval is settled before any paint goes on.
Yes. Fresh, neutral paint is one of the simplest ways to get a home ready for the market. We paint empty and furnished homes, plan the work around your listing date, and focus on what buyers notice first, like the living areas, kitchen, trim and front entry.
Yes. We paint new construction homes, additions and remodels across Albuquerque and Rio Rancho, for builders and homeowners. New drywall gets a primer made for fresh walls, new stucco gets the right masonry primer when it needs one, and we schedule the work around your builder and the other trades.
It can. Older layers of paint on homes built before 1978 may contain lead, and scraping or sanding them can create dust. Federal EPA rules require painting contractors to follow lead-safe work practices on those homes. Tell us the year your home was built when you ask for an estimate, and we will explain what it means.
Yes, most families do. Outside, we work around your schedule and keep doors and walkways clear. Inside, we paint one area at a time, keep rooms ventilated and can use low-VOC paint on request. Keep kids and pets away from wet paint until it is dry to the touch.
Yes. Our house painters work in Rio Rancho, Corrales and across the Albuquerque metro, from the Northeast Heights and Four Hills to the North Valley and the Westside. Every home gets the same careful prep, the same protection and the same free written estimate, wherever it is.
Where we work
Our house painters work in every part of Albuquerque, from the Northeast Heights and Four Hills to the North Valley, Nob Hill, the University area and the Westside, and in Rio Rancho, Corrales and the other communities around the metro.
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.
