Our work

Painting we have actually done, in Maricopa County and the Tucson area

Every photo on this page is a house this crew painted. No stock photography, no rendered images, nothing borrowed from a supplier's brochure. That is a lower bar than it should be, and it is worth checking on any painter's site before you call them.

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Every job we have photographed

Photographed on the job. There is no stock photography anywhere on this site.

Exterior repaint on a single-story Arizona home — cream stucco body with gold trim bands, wood corbels and a tile roof

Wider view of the same home, showing the painted garage door, entry and trim bands

Exterior repaint, single-story home

Stucco body, trim bands, fascia, corbels and garage door. Arizona-rated exterior coatings over prepped and patched stucco.

Side elevation of an Arizona home after an exterior repaint — cream stucco with the window surrounds painted a contrasting tan

Exterior repaint, two-tone trim

Stucco body in one colour with the window surrounds picked out in a second. Sun screens, trellis and planting all stayed where they were.

Two-story Arizona home with a three-car garage painted by Happy Brush Painters — light neutral stucco with matching trim and white garage doors

Exterior repaint, two-story home

Body, trim, garage doors and the pop-outs around the entry in one light neutral. This one was photographed and sent in by the homeowner.

Single-story Arizona home painted by Happy Brush Painters — off-white stucco with matching trim, arched entry and a tile roof

Exterior repaint, whole front elevation

Body, trim, fascia, garage door, entry columns and the low garden wall, all carried in one off-white. Tile roof and stone pillar left as they were.

Side wall of an Arizona home painted by Happy Brush Painters — pale stucco with an arched window, flowering shrub in the foreground

Exterior repaint, side elevation

Stucco body and the arched window surround. Planting and gravel worked around rather than moved.

Two-story Arizona home painted by Happy Brush Painters — warm grey stucco with cream window sills and fascia, tile roof and a covered entry porch

Exterior repaint, grey body with cream trim

Warm grey stucco with the window sills, fascia and porch beam in cream. Two tones meeting on the same elevation, which is where a cut line either reads straight or does not.

Single-story Arizona home painted by Happy Brush Painters — cream stucco with tan garage doors, arched entry and a tile roof

Exterior repaint, cream body with tan garage doors

Stucco, fascia and the entry columns in cream, with all three garage doors carried a few shades deeper. Tile roof left alone.

Tan single-story Arizona home painted by Happy Brush Painters — stucco body with a matching garage door and a tile roof

A second tan home on the same street, painted by Happy Brush Painters — stucco body, garage surround and porch column

Exterior repaint, two homes on the same street

Two separate houses a few doors apart, both in warm tan with the trim and garage doors kept close in tone rather than contrasted.

White Arizona home with near-black fascia and eaves, painted by Happy Brush Painters — white garage doors and a green lawn

Side elevation of the same home, showing the dark trim line carried the full length of the eaves

Exterior repaint, white body with dark fascia

The highest-contrast job on this page. A dark trim line against white is unforgiving — every wave in the cut shows from the street, which is exactly why it is worth doing properly.

Multi-unit apartment building in Arizona painted by Happy Brush Painters — white painted block walls, dark fascia and rooftop air-conditioning units

Exterior repaint, multi-unit apartment building

Painted block, the full length of the building. Multifamily is its own discipline: the gas manifold, the meter bank and the rooftop units all stay live and get cut around rather than taken off, and the walkways stay usable the whole time.

Rear elevation of a three-story Arizona apartment building painted by Happy Brush Painters — two-tone grey stucco, satellite dishes and utility banks worked around

Freshly painted steel stairways, railings and walkways at the same apartment community, with unit doors in blue

Corner elevation of the apartment community showing the two-grey scheme and ground-floor utility equipment

Three-story apartment community, repainted occupied

A full three-story community in a two-grey scheme, painted with residents home. Meter banks, satellite dishes, condensers and the steel stairways all stayed live and got cut around; the stairs and railings were finished in place.

Credit union branch building in Arizona painted by Happy Brush Painters — tan masonry with a dark lower accent band and entry canopy

Commercial exterior, credit union branch

A working bank branch: masonry body with a dark accent band and storefront trim. Commercial work happens around business hours and customers, not instead of them.

White townhomes with black trim and skirt painted by Happy Brush Painters — garage courtyard elevation

Townhome community, white with black trim

White body over a black skirt, black fascia and window surrounds, garage doors in white. High contrast across many attached units only works if every line lands in the same place on every one.

Two-story entry with chandelier and clerestory windows after a whole-interior repaint by Happy Brush Painters

Open-plan living room and kitchen with vaulted ceiling, repainted in a warm neutral over wood-look floors

Kitchen and great room after an interior repaint — walls and ceiling in a light neutral around wood cabinets and granite counters

Whole-interior repaints

Walls, ceilings, trim and doors through empty homes. An empty repaint is the easiest kind to judge — there is nothing in the room to hide a lap mark or a thin coat behind.

Furniture wrapped in protective plastic and carpet covered before an interior repaint by Happy Brush Painters

Kitchen with exposed wood beams fully masked and floors sheeted mid-repaint

What prep looks like mid-job

Furniture wrapped, floors sheeted, openings masked before a drop of paint goes up. This is the part of the job you never see in an after photo, and the part that decides whether your home survives it.

Great room of a custom Arizona home — white painted walls cut cleanly against a stained wood plank ceiling, vigas and log posts

Custom-home interior, cut against wood

White walls under a stained plank ceiling, log posts and vigas. None of that wood gets painted — the whole job is the line where the paint stops.

Kitchen cabinets masked and freshly sprayed sage green during cabinet refinishing by Happy Brush Painters

Cabinet refinishing, mid-spray

Kitchen cabinets going from builder oak to a deep sage, shot mid-job: every opening masked, counters papered, floors sheeted. A sprayed cabinet finish is only as good as the masking around it.

Grey two-story Arizona home painted by Happy Brush Painters — white trim, black garage door and paver driveway

Exterior repaint, grey with a black garage door

Medium grey body, white trim and sills, and the garage door in flat black. One dark plane changes the whole front of a house.

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