Prime Sight Painting was born out of a leap of faith and a brotherly bond. During the uncertainty of the COVID pandemic, one brother took a bold step—using his stimulus check to buy a sprayer and tools, launching a painting business with the goal of escaping the grind of a 9-to-5 job. Fueled by an entrepreneurial spirit, he set out to create something of his own.

 He quickly convinced his brother to join him, leaving their traditional jobs behind to embrace the world of painting. What started with a simple goal—providing quality work and a fresh start—soon blossomed into a thriving business. But the journey wasn’t without its challenges. After initially finding success, the brothers went their separate ways, each running their own painting companies.

 However, family ties and shared values couldn’t keep them apart for long. In time, they came back together, merging their businesses into one united company. Now, as co-founders of Prime Sight Painting, they work side by side with the same passion that first drove them to pick up brushes and transform spaces.

 What began in Wichita, Kansas, with little more than a sprayer, a commitment to quality, and a drive to do things the right way has now grown into something much bigger. Prime Sight Painting is a reflection of hard work, clean lines, honest labor, and a commitment to treating every home and business like it’s their own.

 As the company expands to North Carolina, with Christopher Sanchez and his wife leading the charge, Prime Sight is bringing its legacy of family values, craftsmanship, and strong work ethic to the East Coast. This isn’t just a business—it’s a continuation of a dream that began with one brother’s leap and has now turned into a thriving, family-run operation.

When you choose Prime Sight Painting, you’re not just hiring painters—you’re backing a family that built this business from the ground up. Every job they take on carries the weight of their name, their reputation, and the pride they take in doing things the right way. They don’t cut corners, they don’t disappear halfway through a job—they show up, put in the work, and treat your space like it matters. Because, to them, it does.