Texas · Primary Market

Painting Contractor in Texas.

Name: Childress Painting, Dallas-Fort Worth
Address: 8601 Sovereign Row, Dallas, TX, 75247, US
Telephone: 972-863-1919
Price range: $$

Texas is our primary market, worked from the Dallas office. Most of it is commercial construction for general contractors: new-build retail and restaurant, tenant finish-outs, occupied renovations, and exterior repaint programs across the Metroplex and statewide. Industrial coatings and residential work run from the same office and the same crews.

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Cities Served: 14
Crews Based: 8601 Sovereign Row
Since: 1984
Warranty: 1-year workmanship warranty

Markets

Cities We Serve in Texas.

Each market below has its own building stock and its own constraints. The pages describe how work actually runs there, not a template with the city name swapped in.

Dallas County

Dallas

Our office sits at 8601 Sovereign Row, inside the Stemmons industrial corridor, so Dallas work is the shortest mobilization we run. The city gives us the widest mix of anything we touch: downtown and Uptown office repositioning, Deep Ellum and Design District restaurant finish-outs, medical and clinic buildouts along the North Central corridor, and warehouse and distribution coatings west of I-35..

Tarrant County

Fort Worth

Fort Worth work splits between the Alliance corridor in the north, where distribution and light industrial construction continues to run, and the central and near-south districts, where restaurant and retail finish-outs dominate. Both need a subcontractor comfortable with a hard opening date..

Tarrant County

Arlington

Arlington is an entertainment-district city with an industrial spine. Work here tends to be venue and hospitality adjacent, plus the retail and restaurant sites that serve event traffic, plus manufacturing along the Great Southwest corridor..

Collin County

Plano

Plano is corporate campus territory. Legacy West and the Legacy corridor keep a steady flow of office repositioning, amenity-space refreshes, and ground-floor retail and restaurant finish-outs, most of it inside buildings full of tenants who never move out for the work..

Collin County

Frisco

Frisco is still building. Most of what we see here is genuinely new construction: retail pads, restaurant boxes, medical office, and school campuses going up on a schedule that was set before ground broke, which puts painting at the end of a sequence that rarely gets more time..

Collin County

McKinney

McKinney pairs a historic downtown with fast suburban growth, and the two need different things. Downtown means older masonry, sealant condition, and repaint work that has to respect the existing envelope.

Dallas County

Irving

Irving is two markets. Las Colinas is dense corporate office with structured parking and lobby-grade finishes.

Dallas County

Garland

Garland has one of the larger manufacturing bases in the Metroplex alongside an established retail and civic building stock. Work here leans industrial: plant interiors, structural steel, safety striping, and floor systems that have to survive a working environment..

Dallas County

Richardson

The Telecom Corridor keeps Richardson in a steady cycle of office repositioning as tenants turn over. Older office stock is being refreshed rather than replaced, which makes surface condition and drywall repair as much of the scope as the coating..

Dallas County

Carrollton

Carrollton is warehouse and flex-space heavy, with retail centres serving the surrounding neighbourhoods. Most scopes combine a coated floor, a dryfall ceiling, and an office fit-out inside the same shell..

Dallas County

Grand Prairie

Grand Prairie sits on the Great Southwest Industrial District, one of the largest industrial parks in the country. Work here is overwhelmingly distribution, manufacturing, and the retail that serves it, on buildings sized for equipment rather than for people..

Tarrant County