A family trade
Ryan's early experience came from working alongside his father and seeing the standards of the business up close.
Our story
A family name, carried forward through the work.
Miloro is rooted in the time Ryan McFarland spent learning the painting trade beside his father, Mike—and in the standard that relationship set.
Where it began
Learned side by side.
Mike McFarland started the family painting business in the mid-1990s. Ryan began working with him while still in high school, learning the craft through the everyday discipline of the job.
After his father's passing, Ryan carried the business forward. The name Miloro reflects the family's Italian roots and honors that legacy.
Miloro
A family name with Italian roots, carried forward by Ryan McFarland.
The thread through the business
Craft is personal here.
What that means when Miloro works in your home.
A finish-led focus
Cabinet refinishing and professional spray work offer a clear specialty within the broader painting craft.
Reputation first
Personal, careful work, judged by the quality of each project rather than the number of jobs.
Why Miloro
A name with roots.
The Miloro name reflects the family's Italian heritage. It gives the business a distinct identity while keeping the focus on craft, continuity, and personal service.
Family craftsmanshipA story grounded in how the trade was learned.
Personal serviceA direct relationship, not a faceless volume operation.
Premium finishingA specialty in cabinet refinishing and spray finishing.
Local reputationRooted in the Wilmington area.
The next chapter
Respect the past. Keep improving the finish.
Confident without being loud, detailed without being fussy, and personal in every project.