Arizona’s dry climate helps paint dry faster than in humid areas. Most interior paints are dry to the touch within an hour and ready for a second coat in 2–4 hours. However, we recommend waiting at least 24 hours before moving furniture back to ensure a proper cure.

We use low-VOC and zero-VOC paints whenever possible to minimize strong odors. Since Arizona homes often have good ventilation options, opening windows and using fans can help speed up air circulation and reduce any lingering fumes.

The best time for exterior painting in Arizona is during the fall, winter, and early spring when temperatures are cooler (between 50–85°F). Summer heat can cause paint to dry too quickly, leading to adhesion issues, so we avoid painting during extreme heat waves.

Arizona’s intense sun and high temperatures can wear down exterior paint faster than in milder climates. A high-quality paint job with UV-resistant coatings can last 7–10 years, but south- and west-facing walls may need touch-ups sooner. Regular maintenance and using top-tier paints help extend the lifespan.

When done correctly with high-quality primers and durable cabinet-grade paints, a painted finish can last for years, even in a busy kitchen. We use professional-grade coatings that resist chipping, peeling, and moisture, ensuring a long-lasting and smooth finish.

Yes, we recommend removing all items from your cabinets before painting. This ensures a clean workspace and prevents dust or paint from getting on your belongings. If we're only painting the exterior surfaces, you can leave items inside, but we suggest covering them to keep them dust-free.