Siding Painting

What this involves.

Siding painting is about coverage that lasts, and that depends on a clean, dry, sound surface before the paint ever goes on. We pressure wash the siding to remove dirt, mildew, and chalking, then scrape and sand any failing areas and caulk open joints. We spot prime bare or repaired spots so the finish bonds, then roll, brush, or spray even coats that hold their color and shed water. Whether your siding is wood, fiber cement, or another common material, we use the right prep and coats so the surface looks consistent and stays protected through the seasons.

• Pressure washing siding to remove dirt, mildew, and chalking residue
• Scraping and sanding loose or failing paint to a sound surface
• Caulking open joints and seams to keep water out of the wall
• Spot priming bare and repaired areas so the finish bonds
• Applying even, full coats for uniform color and solid coverage
• Masking windows, trim, and fixtures to keep lines clean
• Final cleanup and a walkthrough to confirm even, complete coverage