Your Local, Trusted, Professional Painters in Garland
East Dallas Painting: Bringing premium craftsmanship to the homes of Garland since 2014.
Proudly Serving the Garland Community
East Dallas Painting has spent years working on homes and businesses throughout Garland, a city of around 250,000 that blends small-town character with big-city amenities. From the established, tree-lined streets of Duck Creek and Spring Park to the upscale homes near Firewheel Golf Park and Buckingham, we know the range of housing Garland has to offer.
Whether we’re refreshing a ranch-style home near Breckinridge Park, working on a Craftsman bungalow in the historic Travis College Hill district, or updating a property near Lake Ray Hubbard or the Firewheel Town Center corridor, our team understands the architectural styles and weather demands unique to this part of the DFW Metroplex. We also serve homes throughout Historic Downtown Garland and near the Granville Arts Center, bringing the same careful prep, durable exterior-grade paints, and clean interior finishes to every Garland neighborhood we work in.
From Duck Creek to Firewheel, we know Garland street by street, not just by zip code.
Architectural & Home Style Expertise in Garland
Garland’s architectural landscape spans more than a century, giving it one of the more varied housing stocks in the DFW area. The city’s most historically significant homes sit in the Travis College Hill Historic District, a National Register-listed neighborhood of Craftsman bungalows dating to the 1910s, while much of the city’s mid-century growth produced the same ranch-style homes common throughout North Texas suburbs. Later development in neighborhoods like Spring Park, Camelot, and parts of Firewheel added traditional two-story brick homes built mostly between the 1970s and 1990s, and newer construction near the city’s outer edges brings in more contemporary, mixed-material builds.
At East Dallas Painting, we take these differences seriously, tailoring our approach to the specific style, age, and materials of your home rather than treating every job the same.
Each architectural style common in Garland comes with its own set of painting considerations:
- Craftsman bungalows (Travis College Hill Historic District): homes dating to the 1910s with original wood siding, wraparound porches, and detailed millwork, requiring EPA RRP lead-safe certified preparation and often historically sensitive color choices given the district’s National Register status
- Ranch-style homes (1950s-70s): wide eaves and fascia boards prone to wood rot after decades of Texas weather, plus painted brick facades that need breathable masonry paint to avoid trapping moisture
- Traditional two-story brick homes (1970s-90s, Spring Park, Camelot, Firewheel area): larger facades with more trim detail and entryway features, requiring more extensive masking and cutting-in than a single-story home
- Pre-1978 homes of any style: potential lead-based paint on original trim and siding, requiring EPA RRP lead-safe certified preparation before any sanding or scraping
- Newer contemporary builds (2000s+): mixed materials on a single facade, brick, fiber cement siding, and occasional stucco accents, each needing a different primer and prep approach
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Frequently Asked Questions
My home is in the Travis College Hill Historic District - are there restrictions on how I can paint it?
Travis College Hill is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and homes there may be subject to preservation guidelines depending on the scope of work. We recommend checking with Garland's historic preservation resources before finalizing exterior color choices, and we're happy to provide samples and documentation to support any approval process.
My Garland home was built in the early 1900s - what should I know about lead paint?
Homes from this era, including many in the Travis College Hill district, almost certainly have layers of lead-based paint on original trim and siding. We follow EPA RRP lead-safe certified practices for any sanding or scraping, which is especially important on older homes with decades of paint buildup.
Do you paint homes near Lake Ray Hubbard? Is there anything different about coastal-adjacent properties?
Yes, we regularly work on homes near Lake Ray Hubbard. Properties closer to the water can see more humidity and moisture exposure, so we pay extra attention to proper prep and moisture-resistant products, especially on exterior surfaces and trim.
What's involved in painting a ranch-style home near Firewheel or Buckingham?
Ranch homes in this area typically have wide eaves, low-pitched rooflines, and painted brick facades. We inspect fascia and trim for wood rot before starting, and use breathable masonry paint on brick to avoid moisture problems down the line.
Do you offer commercial painting services near the Firewheel Town Center or Downtown Garland business districts?
Yes, we serve commercial properties throughout Garland, including retail and office spaces near Firewheel Town Center and the historic downtown business district, working around business hours to minimize disruption.