About Superior Painting
Lupe Gomez built Superior Painting and Custom Finishes around a simple rule: the finish is what people see, so the finish is what has to be right.
Lupe Gomez started painting in 2004, working for another contractor before the 2008 recession pushed him out on his own. He tried a partnership for a couple of years, and in 2012 launched Superior Painting as his own business. By 2015 he had a crew and enough steady work to become a corporation.
Since then, the business has grown one skill at a time. Drywall came first. Then cleaning, after enough clients asked who cleaned their homes that Lupe realized his crew could handle it. In 2023 he added epoxy floor coatings, sending his team through training and buying the equipment himself. Today the crew finishes about two epoxy floors a month on top of its core painting and cabinet work.
What Superior Painting is known for is cabinet finishing. Spray-applied, lacquer-based finishes done in a controlled environment, the kind of prep and precision that shows on high-end kitchens and baths. The crews are regularly brought in to fix other contractors' work on homes across The Cliffs communities, The Ramble, and Biltmore Forest, projects where the finish has to be right because the home is going to be seen.
Lupe checks in with every crew personally. He holds regular meetings with clients, builders, and managers on longer projects, walks job sites himself, and trains his own leads until they're ready. His standard is simple: quality is the priority, every time, on every job.
"I always wanted to be the best at everything we do, and that's pushed me a lot."
Call or request an estimate. We'll walk the job, break down the pricing, and explain the prep in full.