"We hired Christina and her crew to refinish the kitchen cabinets. They were previously white washed and now have been re…"
Wayne Sanders

Established homes need ongoing care, and the Valdez-led That 1 Painter team handles touch-ups, caulking, and upkeep across San Antonio, Alamo Heights, Olmos Park, Terrell Hills, Castle Hills, Shavano Park, Hollywood Park, and Leon Valley.

We walk your San Antonio property inside and out to identify peeling paint, wood rot, caulk failure, cracked trim, and other maintenance issues that need professional attention.
Home Assessment. We walk your San Antonio property inside and out to identify peeling paint, wood rot, caulk failure, cracked trim, and other maintenance issues that need professional attention.

Our crew addresses all identified issues, patching drywall, replacing failed caulk, priming bare wood, and repainting problem areas with premium coatings matched to your existing colors.
Repair & Refresh. Our crew addresses all identified issues, patching drywall, replacing failed caulk, priming bare wood, and repainting problem areas with premium coatings matched to your existing colors.

We provide a personalized maintenance schedule and recommendations for ongoing care to prevent future paint failure and extend the life of your home's interior and exterior finishes.
Maintenance Plan. We provide a personalized maintenance schedule and recommendations for ongoing care to prevent future paint failure and extend the life of your home's interior and exterior finishes.
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"We hired Christina and her crew to refinish the kitchen cabinets. They were previously white washed and now have been re…"
Wayne Sanders
"Adrian handled himself very professionally. Communication is very important to me and it was handled properly. Adrian an…"
Patricia Prado
"I highly recommend That 1 Painter for all of your interior and exterior painting and drywall. They did a fantastic job.…"
Lawrence Henderson
"Im glad I went with a quality painting company this time around. Adrian and his crew did an exceptional job painting the…"
Bryan Bernal
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Small repair calls make up a real part of what we do across San Antonio, from a single peeling soffit in Alamo Heights to a rot-damaged Terrell Hills window casing to a hail-scuffed HardiePlank elevation in Stone Oak. Rather than pushing every homeowner into a full repaint, crews scope the actual failure and price only the work that needs to happen. Our walkthrough on interior wall painting basics is a good reference for anyone weighing DIY against a callout.
The most common calls are wood rot on window sills, door frames, and porch columns from irrigation overspray and shoulder-season humidity, and paint failure on south and west elevations where UV cooks the finish first. Crews cut back to sound wood, epoxy-consolidate or replace the member, prime bare surfaces, and topcoat to match the existing color as closely as the surrounding weathered finish allows.
Interior repair work runs to nail pops, seasonal joint cracks in newer Stone Oak and Alamo Ranch builds, and water-stained ceilings after a plumbing or roof leak. These fold cleanly into any interior painting or drywall repair already on the schedule.

Your peace of mind, at the top of mind with our three-year transferable warranty. Covers the painting job, even if you sell the house.
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A quick annual inspection of paint, caulk, and wood prevents costly repairs down the road.
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