Color Unlimited Painting
Fine painting in Collin County.
Serving Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, and Celina with fine painting, cabinets, and specialty finishes planned from our Mesquite base.
Fine painting and specialty finishes in Collin County
Color Unlimited Painting brings fine painting, cabinet refinishing, and specialty finishes to Collin County homes and commercial spaces. We work with designers, contractors, and homeowners on the colors, textures, and surface details that shape the finished result.
We work to the PCA Industry Standards. Applicable preparation and sample requirements are agreed in each written scope. See how we define preparation, samples, and the finished surface.
Our service area includes Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, and Celina. From our Mesquite base, we plan each project around its location, scope, access, and finish requirements. Share the project address and stage when you get in touch.
Painting and specialty finish expertise
- Decorative Plaster and Venetian plaster: Hand-applied texture and depth for feature walls and interiors
- Cabinet refinishing: Preparation and refinishing to establish the intended cabinet color and sheen
- Interior painting: Carefully prepared walls, ceilings, trim, and millwork
- Exterior painting: Surface preparation and coating systems for siding, trim, and suitable exterior surfaces
- Limewash and mineral finishes: Distinctive mineral finishes for suitable brick and masonry
- Commercial painting: Interior and exterior painting for offices, retail, and other business spaces
- Garage floor coatings: Concrete preparation and coating systems selected for the surface and use
- Fine Paints of Europe: High-gloss enamel with a reflective finish for suitable surfaces
Finish quality starts with preparation
Peeling coatings, open joints, damaged trim, and wall cracks need assessment before new paint. We identify visible preparation needs and flag conditions requiring further investigation. The proposed repairs, primer, and finish should suit the surface and its exposure.
Resolve the finish before application
A cabinet door, textured wall, and glossy piece of millwork each respond differently to light. Samples help compare color, texture, and sheen with the design intent. Bring reference images or designer specifications so sample work and finish requirements can be included in the scope.
Coordinate the painting scope with the project
For a renovation or new build, the project stage and other trades affect access and sequencing. For a commercial space, operating hours and property-manager requirements also matter. Include those details early so the painting scope and proposed schedule reflect the work on site.
Before you contact us
Call 214-269-7481 or share your project details. Include the address, surfaces, finish requirements, and project stage. Whether you are a designer, contractor, or homeowner, we welcome the conversation.
Craftsmanship in the details.
Fluted decorative plaster
Fluted Decorative Plaster chimney with a warm cream finish.
Exterior preparation
Light brick courtyard and dark trim during exterior preparation.
High-gloss cabinetry
Kitchen with deep navy high-gloss cabinets and brass accents.
Interior limewash
Venetian plaster fireplace
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Protection for eligible residential projects.
Color Unlimited Painting is listed with The Good Contractors List. Eligible residential projects may qualify for up to $25,000 in protection through the program. Register before hiring and review the coverage, exclusions, and claim requirements. Commercial projects are excluded.
Read the program terms →Discuss your project.
Share the surfaces, finish goals, and project stage so we can review the scope with you.