Siding and trim
We paint house siding and trim. When thinking about colors, consider whether you want the trim to stand out or sit quietly alongside the main house color.
RESIDENTIAL EXTERIOR PAINTING
Exterior painting for your home.
A home's exterior takes the brunt of sun, rain, and everyday weather. Over the years, paint can fade, dull, or start to peel, and siding and trim can show wear as a result. Those changes can make the whole house look tired, even when the rest of it is in good shape.
A FRESH LOOK OUTSIDE
Painting the outside of your home.
We repaint residential exteriors, including siding and trim, to bring back the color and look of your home. We also paint porches, decks, and fences. Whether paint has faded or some areas are peeling, a new coat can make the outside feel cared for again.
Planning an exterior project in Tyler? See our residential painting service for Tyler homeowners.
MORE THAN THE HOUSE WALLS
Plan the outside as a whole.
We paint the main exterior and the smaller outdoor areas that help finish its look. Your project can focus on the areas that need attention rather than treating every painted surface as the same job.
Porches and decks
We also paint porches and decks. Tell us which parts you'd like painted and whether they already have a coating, so those areas can be discussed in the estimate.
Fences
A fence can be part of the same project or the main reason you call. Think about the sections you want included and how the color will look beside the house.
BEFORE THE NEW COAT
Pressure washing Getting the outside ready.
Getting a good result generally starts before the paint goes on. Exterior surfaces hold paint better when they're clean and dry, and peeling areas are worth addressing rather than painting over directly. Depending on the home, we can help with washing and small repairs before painting. What a home needs can vary from house to house.
WHY WORK WITH US
One call for the outside.
We can handle washing and small repairs before painting when they're needed, along with the new coat. That gives you one place to call for the work outside your home.
Call us about exterior paintingBEFORE YOU REPAINT
Look at the surface, not just the color.
A faded color and a peeling coating are different starting points. Washing can remove buildup; it doesn't repair damaged material or fix the reason paint has lost its grip.
Moisture can cause exterior paint to peel. When peeling returns in the same spot, the underlying problem needs attention before another coat. Tell us about areas you've noticed so they can be discussed alongside the painting.
A few things worth discussing
- The siding, trim, porch, deck, or fence you want included.
- Loose paint, worn areas, and small repairs that may be needed.
- Whether you're keeping the current colors or making a change.
- Any known moisture problem or recurring trouble spot.
Surfaces need to be clean, dry, and sound before coating. The right preparation and timing depend on the surface and the coating instructions.
Call about a free estimate →COMMON QUESTIONS
Exterior painting questions
What if the paint outside is peeling?
Loose, peeling paint needs attention before a new coat; painting straight over it can leave the same problem underneath. We can help with washing and small repairs when an exterior needs them before painting.
Do you paint porches, decks, and fences?
Yes. Along with house siding and trim, we paint porches, decks, and fences. Call us about the outside areas you'd like refreshed.