Exterior Painting

Most homes take three to five days, though the real answer depends on the size of your home, its condition, and the weather. Older homes that need significant prep or wood repair take a little longer. When we walk your property, we'll give you a realistic timeline and stick to it.

We find it, we show you, and we fix it before any paint goes on. Because the "and Contracting" in our name is real, our carpentry crews can repair or replace damaged siding, trim, and fascia as part of the same project. You won't have to chase down a separate contractor or delay the job.

Spring through fall has traditionally been the sweet spot, but that window is wider than it used to be. We use modern exterior paints engineered to cure properly across a broader temperature range, which means we can often paint earlier in spring and later into fall than homeowners expect. Staying current on products like these is part of how we do the job right. The best move is to schedule your estimate early so you're on the calendar when your ideal window opens.

A quality exterior job should last 7 to 10 years, sometimes longer. The difference comes down to prep and product. After 45+ years painting homes in this exact climate, we know which products stand up to humid summers and freezing winters, and we don't cut corners on the prep work that makes them last.

No. Most of our exterior work happens without us needing to be inside, so many homeowners go about their normal routines or leave for the day. We'll always coordinate with you on anything we need, and we treat your property with respect whether you're watching or not.