A whole-house repaint is a big bill and a week of strangers on your property, so the painting services in Albuquerque below matter. They hold more than 2,800 Google reviews between them, with ratings between 4.8 and 4.9. The difference is scale: one painter has more than 1,800 reviews, while the rest run from more than 130 to more than 400.
Short answer: Mike's Quality Painting has the most reviews, 4.9 stars from more than 1,800 on Google, with interior, exterior, cabinet and stucco-patching work plus commercial jobs on its site. Andy's Painting Company (4.8, more than 400 reviews) and CertaPro Painters of Albuquerque, NM (4.8, more than 250 reviews) follow.
How the scorecards read
Each scorecard shows the business’s Google star rating, its review volume, a confidence figure that weighs the rating by volume, and how recently customers have been reviewing. Two painters rated 4.9 can be very different bets if one has more than 1,800 reviews and the other more than 130, which is why volume sits beside the stars.
What does house painting cost in Albuquerque?
Painting quotes depend on the size of the house, whether the job is interior, exterior or both, how much surface prep and repair is needed (stucco patching, trim replacement), the number of coats and the paint line chosen. Cabinets, doors and trim are often priced separately. Ask for a written, itemized quote and compare what each one covers.
Painters near you in Albuquerque
Mike’s Quality Painting lists Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Rio Rancho, Los Lunas, Tijeras, Belen and Edgewood as service areas on its site, and Chaparro’s Painting LLC describes itself as a Rio Rancho company with no street address on Google. Searching for painters near me? Ask each one whether your address is inside its service area before you book an estimate.
What to ask before you hire a painter
- Does the quote include prep, repairs and priming, or only paint?
- Will I get a written contract that lists the areas, coats and paint brand?
- Who supervises the crew day to day, and will someone walk the job with me at the end?
- How are HOA color rules handled, and can you work from our approved palette?
- Will you leave leftover paint for touch-ups?
Frequently asked questions
Do Albuquerque painters also repair stucco before painting?
Several do. Mike’s Quality Painting lists stucco patching on its site, an Andy’s Painting Company reviewer describes stucco repair and sealing before an exterior paint job, a Chaparro’s Painting LLC reviewer had stucco patched, and Straight Line Painting LLC reviewers describe full re-stucco work. Ask whether repairs are in the same quote as the paint.
Can a painter match my HOA’s color rules?
Two reviewers of Chaparro’s Painting LLC say the work followed their HOA’s standards, and one adds that the colors matched. Send your HOA’s approved palette in writing before the estimate so the quote names the exact colors.
Which of these painters also do cabinets or commercial work?
Mike’s Quality Painting lists cabinet painting and commercial interior and exterior painting on its site. Andy’s Painting Company’s site lists cabinet, stucco and commercial painting. Chaparro’s Painting LLC lists cabinet painting, wood staining and epoxy flooring. Confirm the scope for your project when you ask for an estimate.
What should a house painting estimate include in Albuquerque?
Reviewers point to a written contract listing the work, notes on any trim to be replaced, a final walkthrough and leftover paint for touch-ups. Ask each painter to put prep, repairs, coats and cleanup in writing so quotes can be compared fairly.
The bottom line
Mike’s Quality Painting is a sensible first call on proven volume, with Andy’s Painting Company and CertaPro Painters of Albuquerque, NM the next names to call for a full repaint. If you are in Rio Rancho or need HOA-approved colors, Chaparro’s Painting LLC deserves a call. Get the scope in writing before any brush comes out.
