Thirty years painting, twenty of them in Orlando. Most of those as project manager for one of Florida’s largest commercial painting contractors, the one the theme parks call. One standard, applied to all of it, including your hallway.
Most of Marcio’s twenty years in Orlando were spent on sites where you sign a confidentiality agreement before anyone hands you a brush. You have walked through that work. The line you stood in. The wall you leaned against. The ceiling you never once looked at.
We are not permitted to name any of it, and we will not. Worth saying plainly, because discretion is the other half of this trade. Marcio’s crews work in places where being invisible is written into the contract. The same habit comes to your house: clean, quiet, gone when we said we would be.
We signed something. We keep it. That is also a reference.
For years Marcio was not holding the brush on these jobs. He was running them. Project manager for one of Florida’s largest commercial painting contractors: scheduling the crews, specifying the systems, and signing off the work on resorts, hospitals and attractions. On an attraction, a visible flaw is not a snag item; it is a photograph taken by thousands of people a day. The deadline is an opening, and openings do not move. Thirty years inside that tolerance is exactly what the price difference buys. It is why the preparation takes longer than you expect, and why the finish lasts longer than you expect.
“I have never handed over a wall I would not want in my own house. That is the whole business.”Marcio Fonseca, founder
You’re trusting us with the place you live. The way we look after it matters as much as how it looks when the work is finished.
Marcio’s experience guides the preparation, the standards expected of the work and the final review. At Painting Wizard, a good result includes respect for your home, clear communication and details that stand up to a closer look. His reputation rests on the work we leave behind.
Marcio runs the company and sets the standard every crew works to. Filipe is project manager, trained by his father, and they both run the jobs day to day. Claudia runs the office.
Marcio walks the house before the quote and again before you pay. When he cannot, Filipe does. His father trained him for exactly that.
A family business means there is nobody to pass your complaint to. That is deliberate.
The quote will not be the cheapest one you get. It will be the one with the product names, the dates and the warranty printed on it. And the one nobody has to redo in less than two years.
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