Exterior Painting

What This Service Involves

The Puget Sound's constant rain, wind-driven moisture, and mildew are hard on exterior finishes, so we build every job around protection as much as looks. We pressure wash, scrape, sand, and prime bare wood, then seal gaps and caulk joints before topcoating. Premium acrylic coatings are chosen for adhesion and flexibility so they resist cracking through our damp freeze-and-thaw cycles. Careful attention to south- and west-facing walls, which take the brunt of the weather, keeps the finish uniform for years.

Benefits

Weather-rated acrylic coatings formulated for high-moisture exposure; thorough washing and scraping that removes mildew and loose paint; caulked and sealed joints that keep wind-driven rain out; even coverage on sun- and rain-exposed elevations; boosted curb appeal and protection for your siding investment

Our Process

1) Pressure wash siding, trim, and soffits to remove dirt, mildew, and chalking; 2) Scrape, sand, and spot-prime bare or weathered wood; 3) Caulk seams and gaps, then apply full coats to siding and trim; 4) Back-brush detail areas, inspect all elevations, and clean the site

What Affects the Cost

Home size, number of stories, and accessibility; siding material and its current condition; extent of scraping, sanding, and priming; amount of trim, railing, and detail work; quality tier of the coating selected

Best Time of Year

Exterior painting is best scheduled from late spring through early fall when Western Washington offers reliable dry, mild days for proper curing.