Siding
Wood, fiber cement and engineered siding washed, scraped, primed and coated.
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Exterior Painting
Built for Colorado weather.
High-altitude sun, hail and freeze-thaw cycles are hard on paint. Exterior work here is mostly preparation: getting the surface clean, sound and sealed so the finish has something to hold on to.
What’s included
What we take on.
Stucco and masonry
Cracks sealed and surfaces coated with products made for masonry.
Trim, fascia and soffits
The edges that take the most weather, scraped back to sound material and sealed.
Doors and garage doors
Front doors, garage doors and shutters finished to match or to stand out.
Caulking and sealing
Gaps at windows, doors and joints sealed to keep water out.
Minor wood repair
Soft or damaged boards flagged and dealt with before paint goes over them.
Approach
How we handle it.
01
Wash
Dirt, chalk and mildew removed so new paint bonds to the surface, not the grime.
02
Scrape and repair
Loose paint scraped, bare wood primed, failed caulk replaced.
03
Protect
Windows, roofing, concrete and landscaping masked and covered.
04
Paint and inspect
Applied in the right conditions, then walked with you from the curb to the back fence.
Good to know
Questions, answered.
- When is the best time to paint an exterior in Northern Colorado?
- Late spring through early fall is the main season. Paint needs the surface and the air warm and dry enough to cure, so work is scheduled around temperature swings and afternoon storms.
- How do I know my house needs repainting?
- Look for fading and chalking on the sunny sides, peeling or cracking paint, bare wood, and caulk that has pulled away from trim and windows.
- Do I need to be home while the work is done?
- Not for most of it. The crew needs access to the exterior, water and power, plus a walkthrough with you at the start and at the finish.
Where we work
Exterior Painting across Northern Colorado.
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