Paint 3cero is Alexis. Interior and exterior painting, wall repair and patching, first coats on new builds, and finish work on trim and doors — for houses, additions and new construction. Based in Raleigh with a second base in Aberdeen, and on the road up to an hour and a half for the job. Send a photo on WhatsApp and get a no-obligation quote.
Walls, ceilings, trim, doors and the outside of the house. Paint 3cero takes the whole painting job for a home: the wall repaired first, the edges cut clean, the trim finished so the room looks done instead of merely covered. Tell us which one you need and we take it from there.
Every photo on this page is his own job — first coats on new builds around Raleigh, with the walls, ceilings, trim and doors painted and the floors still under paper and plastic. No stock photos. Exterior painting is part of the work too; the pictures here happen to be interiors, so ask on WhatsApp and he will walk you through an outside job.
Alexis runs Paint 3cero himself. You send a photo of the room or the house on WhatsApp, he looks at it and tells you what it actually needs, and then he is the one doing it. Nobody in between, no call center, no salesperson.
The number on this page reaches Alexis. He reads the message, he gives the quote, and he is the one holding the roller when the day comes. What you agreed on is what happens, because the same person heard it and did it.
Nail pops, settling cracks, door-handle dents and water-stained drywall get patched, sanded and blended before a drop of paint goes on. Roll over a bad wall and you still have a bad wall, only in a nicer color.
Look at the photos above: paper and plastic across the floor, green tape along the trim, everything masked before the first coat. A painted room should not leave you with a cleanup, and the edges are where a paint job is judged.
Send a picture of the room or the house with your city and you get a straight, no-obligation answer about what the job takes. Alexis works in Spanish; English-speaking customers write by WhatsApp and this page reads in both languages.
WhatsApp the number on this page with a picture of the room, the house or the new build, and your city. That is enough to start.
He tells you what the walls need first, what is included, and gives a clear no-obligation quote. Bigger jobs and exteriors get a look in person before anything is agreed.
Floors and trim covered, furniture moved and masked, holes and cracks patched and sanded, surfaces washed or primed where they need it. Then the coats go on.
You look at the lines, the corners, the trim and the doors with him. Anything that wants another pass gets one before the tape comes off and the covers come up.
Hot, humid summers with afternoon storms, a spring pollen season that turns every exterior yellow, red clay that splashes up the bottom of the siding after every rain, and sandy, piney ground down in the Sandhills. Paint that goes on over any of that does not last. Every job here is planned around it.
Storms roll across the Triangle most summer afternoons, and shaded, tree-covered lots hold the damp on north-facing walls until they mildew. Exterior paint goes on washed, dry siding in a dry window, or it lifts inside a couple of seasons.
Every spring puts a yellow film on siding, trim, porches and railings across Wake County. Painting straight over it seals grit under the finish and the coat never grips properly, so the wash comes first and it is not optional.
South toward Fayetteville the rain throws red clay onto the bottom boards, the porch posts and the steps. That band needs cleaning and priming on its own, or the stain bleeds through a fresh coat within the year.
Around Aberdeen and Southern Pines the longleaf pines drop sap, the sandy soil blows onto porches and siding, and the sun hits south-facing walls hard. More washing, more careful prep, and wood trim that gets looked at closely before anything is painted.
Paint 3cero is Alexis's business. More than 10 years in the painting trade, working out of Raleigh with a second base in Aberdeen, and travelling up to an hour and a half for a job — Cary, Durham, Southern Pines, Fayetteville and the towns in between. Residential work: houses, additions and new construction, inside and out.
He works in Spanish, and this page reads in English and Spanish so nothing gets lost between what you asked for and what gets painted. English-speaking customers write on WhatsApp with a photo of the room and get a clear answer back by text, with the details in writing where both of you can see them.
Interior and exterior painting, wall repair and patching, new-construction first coats, and finish work on trim and doors. Write to (472) 234-2975 with a photo of what needs doing and you get a no-obligation quote back.
It depends on the wall repair far more than on the paint. A room with sound walls moves fast; one with cracks, nail pops or water-stained drywall needs patching, sanding and drying time before a brush touches it. Alexis tells you the honest schedule when he quotes, not once he is already in your house.
Take down what is on the walls and clear anything small or breakable. The rest gets moved to the middle of the room and covered. Floors are papered, trim is taped and switch plates come off, the same way you can see in the photos on this page.
Yes. Send the color you are thinking about, or just a photo of the room, and Alexis will tell you how it is going to read on that wall in that light, and which finish makes sense for a hallway, a bathroom, a ceiling or trim that gets touched every day.
Send a WhatsApp photo of the room or the house along with your city. You get a no-obligation quote for the whole job with the prep counted inside it, not added on afterwards. Exteriors and bigger interiors get a look in person first, because siding and older walls hide things a photo will not show.
That is most of what you see in the photos here: primer, walls, ceilings and trim on a new house before the floors go in, then the doors and the finish work. Builders and homeowners both call for it, and additions get treated the same way.
Not if they are done properly. A patch is filled, sanded flat, feathered into the wall around it and primed so it takes the paint the same as everything next to it. Rolling straight over a raw patch is exactly what makes a repair show up later under a side light.
A new build in Raleigh, a repaint in Cary, a patched wall in Durham and a weathered exterior in Fayetteville each need a different plan — and we handle all of them. Raleigh and Aberdeen are the two bases, and the job can be up to an hour and a half away in any direction. Not sure whether your town is in range? Send a WhatsApp and ask; you will get an honest answer either way.
No-obligation quote — send a WhatsApp with a photo of the room or the house and we tell you what it takes. We read English and reply in Spanish or English by text.
(472) 234-2975