Diggs Quality Painting, Inc., founded by John Diggs in the 1970s in Alamo Heights, has a rich heritage rooted in the time-honored traditions of craftsmanship and quality residential painting. With an extensive family background in painting that stretches back to the early 1900s, John's dedication to quality over quantity has defined the company’s ethos over its 45 years of operation. Trained under the influence of his brother David, a notable artist and painter, John developed a unique skill set that includes expert color matching and the reproduction of faux finishes, thereby establishing a trademark of exceptional quality in his work.
Diggs Quality Painting has created lasting relationships with clients, many of whom have returned for decades, benefiting from the personalized service and unparalleled craftsmanship that the company is known for. The firm offers specialized services primarily in upscale neighborhoods in San Antonio, including Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills, and Olmos Park, where they work on a mix of grand estates, historic buildings, and residential homes built as early as the 1930s.
As the business has evolved, Justin Diggs, the next generation, has joined forces with his father, showcasing over 20 years of experience. Justin expanded the company’s offerings by incorporating boutique commercial projects and has traveled to places such as Hawaii for work, merging tradition with contemporary practice. This father-son team remains attuned to the needs of discerning clients, ensuring that every project reflects their commitment to excellence.
Diggs Quality Painting is more than just a painting company; it’s a legacy of artistry and skilled craftsmanship. With a personalized approach that includes understanding client needs and adapting to their schedules, the team is dedicated to delivering exceptional results while maintaining cleanliness and professionalism. Whether rejuvenating a family estate or taking on an elaborate commercial job, the Diggs family continues to uphold their promise of quality and integrity, making each brushstroke count.
