Painters for Tulsa, Oklahoma City, and the towns between
Danco Painting is based in Bristow, Oklahoma, which sits about halfway between the two metros on the Turner Turnpike. Danco works within about 100 miles of Tulsa and Oklahoma City, so one owner-run crew covers both sides of the state.
- Licensed and insured
- Workmanship guarantee
- Owner-run
- Free estimates
- No job too big or small
Towns with their own page
Each page covers the neighborhoods, housing stock, and weather that shape painting work in that town. No two are the same.
Tulsa, OK
Midtown bungalows with wood siding and plaster, south Tulsa brick from the 1970s on. Two very different prep jobs in one city.
Painters in TulsaBroken Arrow, OK
1970s and 80s brick ranches in central BA, master-planned HOA neighborhoods further out, and wood trim that rots at the fascia.
Painters in Broken ArrowOwasso, OK
Roughly half the housing stock is post-2000 builder grade, which means a lot of first repaints on trim and garage doors right now.
Painters in OwassoStillwater, OK
OSU rentals that turn over between semesters, pre-1950 campus-area homes, and new brick on the north side near Boomer Lake.
Painters in StillwaterOklahoma City, OK
From Craftsman bungalows in Mesta Park to 1960s ranches in The Village to new builds up north. Clay soil cracks drywall across all of them.
Painters in Oklahoma CityEdmond, OK
The biggest decade of Edmond construction was the 1980s, so most of the city is 35 to 45 year old brick with wood trim, much of it under an HOA.
Painters in EdmondNorman, OK
Painters for Norman's campus-area bungalows, Hall Park ranches, and east-side brick subdivisions. Owner-run, licensed and insured.
Painters in NormanYukon, OK
1970s ranches off Main Street, Surrey Hills and Von Elm, and first repaints on the north side, painted with the prairie wind in mind.
Painters in YukonMidwest City, OK
Original Mile cottages from the 1940s, Tinker-era brick ranches, storm rebuilds, and a rental share near half.
Painters in Midwest CityThe houses between the two metros
Brick ranches, 1920s bungalows, 1990s two-stories, and new builds. The prep changes with the house. The standard does not.
Some of these photos are illustrative; the rest are Danco jobs. More are added as they are shot.
Every town Danco serves
These are the towns on Danco's Google Business Profile, plus Norman, Yukon, and Midwest City on the Oklahoma City side. The ones with a link have a page of their own; the rest are served just the same, and Danco is in most of them every month. If your town is not listed but sits within about 100 miles of Tulsa and Oklahoma City, call and ask.
Tulsa side
- Tulsa, OK
- Broken Arrow, OK
- Owasso, OK
- Sand Springs, OK
- Sapulpa, OK
- Kellyville, OK
- Bristow, OK
- Okmulgee, OK
- Cleveland, OK
- Collinsville, OK
Between the metros
Oklahoma City side
Home base: Bristow
Bristow is home base, where the truck is parked at night. Creek County and the towns along Route 66 between Sapulpa and Stroud get the shortest drive of anyone. There is no page for Bristow yet simply because the town is small; the service is the same.
The same work in every town
Exterior Painting, Interior Painting, Cabinet Painting and Staining, Siding Installation, Drywall Repair and Sheetrock Installation, Pressure Washing, Epoxy Flooring, Wallpaper Installation, Commercial Painting. Every job starts with a free in-person estimate and a written scope, and every one carries a workmanship guarantee. Licensed and insured. No job too big or small.
How two metros fit on one calendar
Painters who cover this much ground usually do it with several crews and a dispatcher. Danco does it with geography. Bristow is about halfway between Tulsa and Oklahoma City, so neither metro is a long haul, and Danco books work in runs: a stretch of Tulsa-side jobs, then a stretch on the Oklahoma City side, with the in-between towns filled in around them.
For you, that means two practical things. First, tell Danco your town when you ask for an estimate and you can get the next day the crew is already on your side of the state. Second, if a neighbor or a rental across town needs work at the same time, say so. Jobs that sit close together are easier to schedule together, and the 10% off qualifying jobs of $2,500 and up is worked out on the written estimate for each one that qualifies.
The prep and the standard do not change by town. What changes is what the house has been through: north-side mildew and red clay splash on the Tulsa side, wind-driven grit and hail on the Oklahoma City side, and freeze and thaw on wood trim everywhere. The city pages above go into that for each town.
Questions about where Danco works
Yes. Bristow sits roughly halfway between them on the Turner Turnpike, so Tulsa is under an hour away and Oklahoma City a little over. Danco groups jobs by side of the state, which is how one owner-run crew keeps both metros on the calendar without anyone waiting on a drive.
Usually. The towns above are the ones on Danco's Google profile plus the newer Oklahoma City suburbs, but the crew works within about 100 miles of Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Call or send the form with your town and you will get a straight answer right away.
They get the shortest drive of anyone. Bristow, Sapulpa, Kellyville, and the Route 66 towns around them are where Danco is based and works most days, even though they do not have a page of their own yet.
Both, if you have a minute. The service pages explain how each job is done and what the prep involves. The city pages cover what is specific to your town: the housing stock, the neighborhoods, and the weather that works on paint there.
Not sure if you are in range?
Call or send the form with your town. If it is within about 100 miles of Tulsa or Oklahoma City, the answer is almost always yes.
10% off qualifying jobs of $2,500 and up