Exterior Trim Painting

What This Service Involves

Exterior trim frames the house and takes direct exposure to rain and sun, so it fails faster than the siding fields. We scrape, sand, and prime bare wood, caulk gaps against moisture intrusion, and apply a weather-rated coating that keeps the trim crisp and protected. Fascia and soffits especially need attention because trapped moisture there leads to rot. Refreshing just the trim can dramatically sharpen your home's appearance without a full exterior repaint.

Benefits

Weather-rated coatings that protect exposed trim; caulked joints that block wind-driven rain; scraped and primed wood for lasting adhesion; special attention to rot-prone fascia and soffits; sharpened curb appeal without a full repaint

Our Process

1) Wash and scrape the trim, fascia, and soffits; 2) Sand, spot-prime, and caulk open joints; 3) Brush and roll finish coats on all trim surfaces; 4) Inspect elevations and clean up the work area

What Affects the Cost

Linear footage of trim and number of stories; condition of the existing trim and any rot; accessibility and ladder or lift needs; extent of scraping, priming, and caulking; coating quality selected

Best Time of Year

Exterior trim painting belongs in the dry season, from late spring to early fall, for proper adhesion and curing.