A painting contractor based in La Quinta
M R Miller Painting works out of 77930 Lago Dr in La Quinta, California. It is a sole ownership, owned and run by Michael Miller, and Michael does the work himself. The state license is number 566071, classification C33 Painting and Decorating, first issued in April 1989 and still current today, and the business carries a $25,000 contractor bond. If you want to talk a project over, get in touch here.
What we do
Four things, mainly. Interior painting, which means walls, ceilings, trim, doors, and the drywall and crack repair that comes with them. Kitchen cabinets, painted or refinished and sprayed to a finish that stands up to daily use. Commercial interiors, so offices, lobbies, suites and the spaces customers walk through. And floor coatings, which covers epoxy and flake garage floors, metallic epoxy, decorative concrete, and coated pool decks and patios.
The paint side and the floor side sit next to each other, and plenty of customers end up using both on the same property. Everything is set out on our services page.
Licensed, bonded and easy to check
License 566071 has been in Michael's name since 1989 and it is active today. The classification, C33 Painting and Decorating, is the one California issues for painting work, and there is a $25,000 contractor bond behind it. The number goes on your estimate, and you are welcome to check it with the state before anything starts. The floor work runs under that same license, including epoxy flooring.
And what we do not do
We say this plainly so nobody wastes a phone call. Michael does not take exterior work any more. He did plenty of it over the years, but the business today is inside work and floor coatings, and that is where a careful finish is actually worth paying for. If it is inside the house, or it is a concrete floor or a pool deck, it is ours. Everything else starts with interior painting and grows out from there.
How a job actually runs
Michael looks at the work in person, then gives you one clear price with no obligation attached to it. Floors and furniture get covered before anything opens. The house stays livable while he is in it, and the site gets cleaned up at the end of each day rather than at the end of the job. If a wall needs repair before it needs paint, he will tell you instead of painting over it. That is the whole of why people call us back.