House painting in every part of Mesa
Nieman Painting is based in Mesa and paints homes and businesses across the whole city - interiors, kitchen cabinets, and stucco exteriors, from the older blocks near downtown to the newer neighbourhoods out toward Red Mountain and the southeast. Every estimate is free.
What Mesa houses have to deal with
A city built in layers
Mesa grew outward from its original townsite over many decades. Close to downtown and across west Mesa there are mid-century and 1970s-80s homes - painted block, stucco, slump-block fences and wood fascia that has been through decades of summers. Further east and southeast, newer subdivisions are almost all stucco with tile roofs. Mesa also has many 55+ communities and manufactured-home parks. Each needs different prep, so the estimate starts with what your house is actually made of.
Older homes and lead paint
Plenty of Mesa homes were built before 1978. Those may have lead-based paint under newer coats, usually on trim, doors and fascia. Federal EPA rules set out how anyone paid to sand, scrape or cut into those surfaces must contain and clean up the work. Tell us roughly when your home was built when you call.
Sun on the west and south walls
Desert sun is the main thing wearing out paint here. West- and south-facing stucco, garage doors and wood trim fade and chalk first, and painted wood dries out and cracks. On a repaint, those sides usually need the most washing and repair - and a quality exterior paint made for strong UV, such as Dunn-Edwards or Sherwin-Williams.
What we do in Mesa
Every job starts with a free estimate from James himself: he looks at the job, helps with colours and finishes, and gives you a clear price before any work starts.
Mesa painting questions
Do you work in every part of Mesa?
Yes - west Mesa, downtown, Dobson Ranch, northeast Mesa, Red Mountain, Las Sendas, Eastmark and the southeast. Nieman Painting is based in the 85213 area of Mesa.
Do you paint commercial buildings in Mesa too?
Yes. Nieman Painting does residential and commercial work - offices, storefronts and other commercial spaces, inside and out.
How do I check a painting contractor in Arizona?
Look the business up on the Arizona Registrar of Contractors website, which lets you search contractors by name or license number.
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