Integrity Painting · Santa Maria

Cabinetry

What a cabinet job actually involves

Most of it happens before any color goes on. These four are his own photographs, and they are the four stages that decide whether the finish lasts.

A kitchen with the cabinet doors removed and the boxes sanded back to bare wood, ready for finishing. — **Doors off, boxes back to bare wood.** Hardware out, and the old finish sanded off rather than painted over.

A kitchen masked for spraying: brown paper taped over the walls, counters and ceiling with blue tape lines. — **Paper and tape over everything that is not being sprayed.** This is the slow part, and it is the part that shows up later in the edges.

A cabinet carcass standing on a covered floor, primed white, away from the rest of the room. — **Sprayed off the wall, on a covered floor.** A sprayed finish lies flat in a way a brushed one does not.

A finished kitchen with white cabinets, stone countertop and black hardware. — **Doors rehung and the hardware back in.** The point of the first three stages is that this one looks like new cabinets.

In their own words

Four customers, and all four wrote at length

Every quote below is word for word from a Google review. One of them came to him after another company’s cabinet paint failed within months.

“After speaking with Rick about the issues we were having, he came to our home to give us an estimate for both cost and amount of time needed for repairs. For the amount of work needed to be done, he was reasonably priced, professional, and very kind. We absolutely love our kitchen cabinets now and cannot recommend them enough!”

Tracy Mueller · July 2024

“Rick is the only one I trust to handle my painting jobs, over the past 20 years, he has painted 2 of my homes. His work is superior! Rick takes the time to explain the process from start to finish regardless of the size of the job. He provides suggestions based on your needs.”

Barbara Luis · July 2024

“Rick and his team are just fantastic. I’ve worked with Integrity Painting twice now, and have been so impressed with their work. They are efficient, professional, and their pricing is extremely fair.”

Ali Mateus · January 2026

“Rick with Integrity Painting has done interior and exterior painting for me. He did an outstanding job. Professional, respectful and done in the timeframe given.”

Karen Lewis · July 2024

Outside, and the smaller things

Exteriors, doors and special finishes

A large white stucco house with a tile roof, freshly painted, with a dark garage door. — **Full exterior repaint** on stucco, cut in around tile, trim and the garage opening.

A panelled front door finished in slate blue against white board siding, with a glass sidelight. — **One door, finished properly.** Panelled doors are where a sprayed finish earns its keep.

What his own sign lists, word for word:

Interior
Exterior
Residential
Commercial
Repaints
Cabinetry
Special Finishes
Pressure Washing
Airbrushing
Glass Etching

Checked on the state register

The license, in full

He already prints the number on his own yard sign. Every line below came off the Contractors State License Board register on September 21, 2026, and you can look it up yourself.

Integrity Painting's yard sign on a lawn, printed with the phone number, a list of services and the licence number. — His sign, from one of his own job photographs. It carries “Lic. #967410” in the corner.

License number: 967410
Status: This license is current and active
Classification: C-33 · Painting and Decorating
Licensee: Rick Anthony Barretto
Entity: Sole Ownership
Issued: November 4, 2011
Expires: November 30, 2027
Contractor’s bond: $25,000 · North River
Workers’ compensation: Exempt · no employees

Hours and where

Weekdays, from six in the morning

Monday: 6:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 6:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 6:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 6:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 6:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

Integrity Painting
2664 Industrial Pkwy G
Santa Maria, CA 93455

(805) 260-2443

California license 967410
C-33 Painting and Decorating

Call about a job

A note from the person who built this

Why this page exists

Rick, you don’t know me. I’m Matthew, and I build websites for contractors on the California coast. I built this one before asking, because it is easier to look at a real page than to listen to a pitch.

Here is what I noticed, and it is the whole reason I picked you. Your Google listing has no website on it at all. Where the link would go there is an empty slot, and Google fills it with a prompt asking whoever is looking at you to add one. Meanwhile your own photographs contain a complete cabinet job, start to finish: the boxes stripped to bare wood, the room papered and taped, a carcass being sprayed, and the kitchen back together. That sequence explains what you do better than any paragraph I could write, and right now it is only visible to someone who scrolls your Google photos.

Everything on this page is already yours. Seven of your own photographs, your hours, address and phone number off your listing, and the license details from the state register. The service list is off your own yard sign, word for word. The color is not my choice either: the amber is sampled out of that sign. Nothing here is stock and nothing is invented. If a detail is wrong, it is wrong because I read it wrong, and I’d want to know.

One thing I changed on purpose, and you should know about it. One of your photographs has a family portrait hanging on the wall in the background, with children’s faces in it. I cropped that out rather than publish it, since it is your customer’s family and nobody asked them.

One thing that is free to fix, whether or not you want a site. You have four reviews and all four are good, but the newest is from January. For work like the cabinet job above, asking the last few customers you finished for would do more for you than this page will.

$950 flat if you want it, live in about a week on a domain in your name, and you own everything: the domain, the files, all of it. If it is not for you I will take it down, no hard feelings.