Painting Service Areas in San Diego County
Double G works out of 4565 Ruffner St, Ste 109 in Kearny Mesa and paints homes and commercial properties across San Diego County. Here's where we work most, with real projects from each area.
Painting Across San Diego County
Our office is in Kearny Mesa, central to the coast, the beach communities and East County. These are the neighborhoods where we've done the most work.
Coronado
Tall, narrow homes, craftsman cottages and smooth-stucco moderns. Six documented projects.
Coronado painting →Point Loma
Historic and coastal homes from Loma Portal to Sunset Cliffs.
Point Loma painting →La Jolla
Coastal homes from Bird Rock to La Jolla Shores, inside and out.
La Jolla painting →Mission Hills
Craftsman, bungalow and Mission Revival homes, painted with restoration in mind.
Mission Hills painting →University City
1960s–70s stucco homes, condos and HOAs near UTC.
University City painting →Pacific Beach
Beach houses, Crown Point bay homes, condos and rentals.
Pacific Beach painting →La Mesa
Ranch homes, farmhouses, stucco tract homes and village businesses.
La Mesa painting →We also paint in
- Ocean Beach
- Mission Beach
- Clairemont
- Kearny Mesa
- North Park
- South Park
- Kensington
- Del Cerro
- Allied Gardens
- San Carlos
- Mission Valley
- Carmel Valley
- Del Mar
- Solana Beach
- Encinitas
- Carlsbad
- Poway
- Lemon Grove
- National City
- Chula Vista
Find Us in Kearny Mesa
Double G Painting & General Contracting
4565 Ruffner St, Ste 109
San Diego, CA 92111
Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Estimates are done on-site at your property.
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Tell us about your project and we'll schedule a free on-site estimate. During the visit we'll review your objectives and assess the surfaces, then follow up with a detailed written proposal.
| Monday – Friday | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Saturday – Sunday | Closed |
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Free on-site estimates, detailed written proposals, and in-house painting and carpentry to address what's underneath the paint.
