Exterior Painting

We start every exterior job the way we'd want our own house painted: with an honest inspection. Before any paint goes on, we walk the property and point out exactly what repair and prep work is needed — whether that's failing wood siding, cracked stucco, or trim that's seen better days. On homes that haven't been painted in decades, that prep work is where the real craftsmanship happens, and we don't rush it.

Once the surface is right, our crew works consistently until the job is done, keeping trim lines clean under eaves and around detail work, and taking care to keep paint off cement and roofing. Stains from ivy or years of weathering get pressure-washed, sometimes more than once, until the surface is fully clean before a coat ever goes on.

We also help with the parts homeowners don't expect a painter to handle: replacing loose or broken roof tile, swapping out damaged trim, and guiding color selection based on what actually works on a given home. Our crews put in long hours, even in hot weather, to keep a job moving once it starts.