In Massachusetts, an exterior fails at the prep, not the paint. We wash, scrape back the failing coating, prime bare wood and seal the joints where water gets in.
10 Years of Experience · Based in Rutland, MA
No loose ends handed off to you. The scope below is what your exterior painting project includes from start to finish.
Paint sticks to what's under it. Washing, scraping and priming is the part that decides whether you repaint in three years or much later.
We caulk and seal the seams and joints that let water behind the siding, because that's where exterior paint jobs usually start failing.
Exterior coatings need the right temperature and a dry surface. We schedule with that in mind and tell you early if the forecast moves us.
We walk the whole exterior and look for rot, failing caulk, loose boards and the spots where the last coat gave up first.
The surface gets cleaned, then failing paint is scraped and sanded back so the new coating has something solid to hold.
Bare spots and repairs are primed, joints are sealed, and the finish coats go on siding, trim and detail work.
Coverings come off, chips and debris are cleared from the beds and walkways, and we walk the exterior with you.
Exterior coatings need dry surfaces and temperatures the product is rated for, so the window runs roughly from spring through fall. Call us and we'll tell you honestly whether your project fits this season.
Exterior Painting is available across the North Shore. See the full list of towns we serve and find the one closest to you.
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