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Painting & Pressure Washing in Denver, CO

Interior and exterior painting, repair touch-ups, and pressure washing — from finishing a patch to repainting the house.

  • Licensed & insured general contractor
  • No drive-time charge, materials at cost
  • Phone answered 24/7, emergencies included
  • Free written estimates, usually within a day

What's included

Every painting & pressure washing job covers

The same checklist whether it's a quick fix or the full replacement.

  • Surface prep — patched, sanded, and primed before any color goes on
  • Cut lines done by hand, not chased with tape and hope
  • Furniture moved and covered, floors protected, cleanup at the end
  • Trim, doors, and casing repainted with proper degreasing and sanding first
  • Straight talk when a touch-up won't blend and a full wall is the real answer
  • Low-VOC and greener products wherever the job allows
Zack Wais, owner of Zack of All Trades, on a job site in Denver

Who shows up

Hi, I'm Zack.

Fifteen years on the tools across the west Denver metro. The advantage of a contractor who paints is that the repair and the finish are one job — most repaints uncover nail pops, a water stain, or soft trim.

A painting crew paints over that and moves on. I fix it and keep going, which is how the paint ends up on sound surfaces instead of over problems.

What’s covered

Painting & Pressure Washing services in Denver, CO

Everything under this heading, handled on the same visit where the job allows.

Interior Painting

Rooms, ceilings, trim, and whole interiors — prepped properly, cut by hand, and cleaned up after.

Exterior Painting

Full exterior repaints with the prep Colorado sun demands — and the wood repairs done as part of the job.

Repair Touch-Ups

Finishing the paint after a drywall patch or trim repair, with an honest read on whether a touch-up will blend or the wall needs doing.

Pressure Washing

Decks, fences, siding, patios, and driveways washed at a pressure the surface can take, whether as a clean-up or as prep for finish.

How it works

From your list to done

  1. Step 01

    Send me the list

    Call, text, or use the form. Photos help more than descriptions do — most jobs can be quoted from a picture without a site visit.

  2. Step 02

    Get a real number back

    Usually within one business day, itemized, with materials at cost and no charge for driving out to you.

  3. Step 03

    I show up and fix it

    The person who quoted your job is the person who does it. Batch a few items into one visit and the whole list costs less than two separate trade calls.

“Great work, great communication, great follow-through. I'm very impressed with the attic fan install Zack did, which involved long, hot work amidst blown-in insulation. He made himself available quickly and then stayed late to finish the job. Thanks Zack.”
Miles E.· via Yelp

Common questions

Painting & Pressure Washing FAQs

Quick answers to the questions Denver homeowners and businesses ask me most.

Will a touch-up match my existing wall?

Honestly, often not. Paint fades and shifts with age and light exposure, so even the original can from a few years ago can read differently against the wall around it — sheen especially. On a low-visibility wall it's usually fine. On a feature wall in good light, painting corner to corner is frequently the only thing that looks right, and I'll say so before you pay for the version you can see.

Do you handle the repairs a paint job uncovers?

Yes, and it's the best argument for hiring a contractor who paints. Nail pops, water stains, failed caulk, soft trim, and drywall damage all surface during prep, and they get fixed as part of the job instead of becoming a second contractor's visit. The paint goes on sound surfaces, which is most of why it lasts.

Do you use low-VOC paint?

Where the job allows, yes, and I default to greener products. Modern low- and zero-VOC lines perform genuinely well now, which wasn't true fifteen years ago. Some specialty applications still call for a conventional product, and if that's the case for your job I'll tell you what and why.

Can you wash and paint on the same booking?

Yes, and it's the right order — exterior paint over a dirty surface fails early no matter how good the paint is. Washing first and letting it dry properly is part of the job rather than an upsell. Booking them together also means one mobilisation instead of two, which is cheaper than hiring the steps separately.

Specific services

Painting & Pressure Washing, job by job.

Each of these has its own page with what’s included and what it involves — pick the one that matches your job.

Where I work

Painting & Pressure Washing across the Denver metro.

Out most weeks in Lakewood, Golden, Arvada, Wheat Ridge, Evergreen, Idaho Springs, Littleton, Centennial, Westminster, and Englewood. Don’t see your neighborhood? 19+ Denver metro cities covered — just ask.

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Got a list?

Send it over with a few photos and I’ll come back with a real number, usually within one business day.

Call or text
(720) 441-4644
Availability
24 hours a day, 7 days a week — emergencies included
Service area
Lakewood, CO & the Denver metro

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