Residential Exterior Painting

Step 1: 

Power wash the entire area to be painted and/or stained prior to application of coating(s)

Step 2: 

Inspect the area to be painted for cracks, holes, peeling paint, damage, stains, etc.

Step 3: 

Cover all windows, light fixtures, walkways, concrete, plants, shrubbery, and any other areas that need protection. 

Step 4: 

Begin prepping area(s) to be painted by applying caulking, stucco patch and/or spackling where needed. Scraping and sanding and using additional materials to assist in the preparation of paint application when necessary.

Step 5: 

Spot prime any raw wood, water stains, rust stains, and any type of bleeding or burn through. Full primer application when necessary. 

Step 6: 

Spray one coat of paint and back roll one coat for a total of two coats to ensure even penetration of the application. 

STEP 7: 

Clean up all work areas in a professional manner so that you may enjoy your newly painted property..

STEP 1: 

Cover all furniture, windows, light fixtures, floors, and any other items that need to be protected.

STEP 2: 

Inspect area(s) to be painted for cracks, holes, damage, stains, peeling paint, etc.

Step 3:

Begin prepping area(s) to be painted with caulking, spackling, taping mud, or any other agents and/or materials necessary to assist in the completion of the job. Follow up with sanding any area that needed such prep work. 

Step 4:

Spot prime any raw wood, water stains, crayon/pen markings, and any other area(s) where needed. Full prime when necessary.

Step 5: 

Apply two coats of finish in all areas to be painted. Either by spray or roll, and brush work. 

Step 6:

Clean up all work areas in a professional manner so that you can enjoy your newly painted home or business. 

Clean up all work areas in a professional manner so that you may enjoy your newly painted home.