I grew up in Dallas and have spent most of my life here. I’m proud of this city and honored to help beautify it — one home and business at a time.
I was raised in a military family, so professionalism, respect, and accountability are values I take seriously. When we meet, you can expect a firm handshake, direct eye contact, and a real conversation about your project.
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I was a four-year starting scholarship athlete at a DFW university. That experience gave me a strong foundation in discipline, hard work, and doing things the right way — values that shape how I run this business today. |
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Current Paint Life. Running East Dallas Painting has been an incredible journey. Over the years we’ve tackled nearly every surface and scenario imaginable. Mastering paint brands, products, sheens, and color applications takes years of hands-on experience — there are no shortcuts.
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Proper prep is the foundation of any lasting finish. Skills like wood rot repair, sheetrock patching, and texture matching take time to develop and get right. |
Love what you do, you’ll never…
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With hundreds of homes and businesses painted, East Dallas Painting has built a strong track record and a long list of satisfied customers. We’d be honored to add you to that list.
Early Paint Life. My passion for painting started in Pensacola, Florida, where I owned a sign and graphics business. Designing custom signs and painting large-scale murals gave me a deep appreciation for the craft that I carry with me today.
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When the Great Recession hit, I returned to Dallas and founded East Dallas Painting to focus on what I love most — painting. |
Play Hard, but Work Harder!
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Early Career. The first 20 years of my career were in sales and technology — computers, software, and auction platform management. I enjoyed the pace of tech sales, but I came to value something different: the simplicity and craftsmanship of the painting trade. It’s tangible, straightforward, and increasingly rare in a tech-driven world.
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It’s tangible, straightforward, and rooted in craftsmanship – qualities increasingly rare in today’s tech-driven world. |
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