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Exterior painting that holds up to North Texas sun
Exterior painting in North Texas has to stand up to hard sun, and paint is the part you see failing first even when the real problem is underneath it. Before anything is sprayed we deal with what the coating has to stick to: rotted trim, failed caulk, loose boards, and bare wood. Paint applied over those is a two-year finish sold as a ten-year one.
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What it covers
What our exterior painting covers.
- Carpentry repairs first
- Rotted fascia, trim, and siding replaced before exterior painting starts, because a coating cannot fix what is failing underneath it.
- Washing and surface prep
- Cleaning, scraping, sanding, and priming bare surfaces so the new finish has something sound to bond to.
- Caulking and sealing
- Joints, penetrations, and trim resealed, which does as much for keeping water out as the exterior painting does.
- Siding, trim, and masonry
- Body and trim coatings suited to the substrate, including painted brick and stucco where that is the plan.
- Doors, shutters, and detail
- The smaller elements finished properly rather than sprayed along with everything else.
- Protection and cleanup
- Landscaping, windows, roofing, and hardscape covered, and the site left clean at the end of each day.
Scope and cost
What moves the number.
We do not quote a price before seeing the home. These are the things that change it, and we will tell you which ones apply to yours at the walkthrough.
How much carpentry repair is needed before exterior painting can start
Substrate, since wood, fiber cement, brick, and stucco each ask for different products
Height and access, including whether ladders will reach or staging is required
Weather windows, because heat and humidity limits are real and we will not paint outside them
Whether an HOA has to approve the color before work begins
How it works
How working together goes.
Tell us about the project
A few details up front so the first conversation is useful.
Consultation
We walk the home, understand the goal, and advise on the approach.
A clear plan
A written estimate covering scope, investment, schedule, assumptions, and what could change the price.
Professional delivery
Coordinated schedule, protected home, consistent communication.
Final walkthrough
We confirm satisfaction together and resolve any open items.
An ongoing relationship
Follow-up, seasonal guidance, and a number you can call again.
Common questions
Questions we are asked.
Spring and fall are easiest, but the constraint is the actual conditions rather than the month. We will not apply coatings outside the manufacturer temperature and humidity range, and we will tell you if the forecast means waiting.
Yes. It is called out in the written estimate where we can see it, and anything discovered once scraping starts is priced and approved before we carry on.
That depends on the substrate, the exposure, and the product, and we will give you a straight answer for your home rather than a headline number.
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We serve homeowners across Denton County, Collin County, Tarrant County, and Dallas County.
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