You wake up to a home that makes you proud every single day. Your neighbors notice. Your property value reflects the quality. Most importantly, you’re not dealing with peeling paint, wood rot, or contractor headaches for years to come.
The difference shows in the details. When your exterior painting is handled by professionals who understand Massachusetts weather, use premium materials, and actually show up when they say they will, your home becomes the one everyone wishes they lived in.
No more stressing about touch-ups every spring. No more wondering if you chose the right contractor. Just a beautiful, protected home that stands the test of time.
We’ve spent over 20 years perfecting exterior painting in communities like South Georgetown. We’ve seen what works and what doesn’t when it comes to protecting homes from Massachusetts weather.
Our team consists of background-checked professionals who understand that your home is your biggest investment. We use top-tier materials because we know the difference they make, and we back our work with an exclusive limited warranty.
Georgetown homeowners choose us because we treat every project like it’s our own home. We show up on time, stay on budget, and clean up completely when we’re done.
We start with a complimentary on-site assessment where we measure everything, identify any issues like wood rot or surface problems, and answer all your questions. No pressure, just honest evaluation of what your home needs.
Next comes your detailed, itemized proposal. You’ll know exactly what we’re doing, what materials we’re using, and what it costs. You can even pick and choose which areas you want painted if you’re working with a specific budget.
Then our crew gets to work. We handle all the prep work properly – power washing, scraping, priming, and repairs. We use premium paints and apply them correctly, not cutting corners that cost you later.
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South Georgetown homes face unique challenges. The coastal influence means salt air. The New England climate means freeze-thaw cycles that destroy inferior paint jobs. Historic architecture requires contractors who understand proper techniques for different materials.
We handle cedar shingle staining and painting, vinyl and aluminum siding refresh, wood rot repair and replacement, and proper prep work for stucco and brick. Our color consultation service helps you choose colors that complement your home’s architecture and the natural Georgetown landscape.
Every project includes thorough surface preparation, premium paint application, and complete cleanup. We protect your landscaping, furniture, and anything else that matters to you during the process.
A quality exterior paint job using premium materials should last 7-10 years in Massachusetts, sometimes longer depending on exposure and maintenance. The key factors are proper surface preparation, using high-quality paint designed for New England weather, and applying it correctly.
Cheap paint jobs might look fine initially but start failing within 2-3 years. We use top-tier paints that resist fading, cracking, and peeling from UV exposure, moisture, and temperature fluctuations. Our preparation process includes power washing, scraping loose paint, priming bare wood, and repairing any rot or damage before painting.
Late spring through early fall offers the best conditions for exterior painting in Georgetown. We typically schedule projects from May through October when temperatures are consistently above 50 degrees and humidity levels are manageable.
Summer can be ideal, but we avoid painting in direct sunlight during the hottest part of the day as it can cause paint to dry too quickly and create application issues. Fall is often perfect – cooler temperatures, lower humidity, and stable weather patterns. We monitor weather forecasts carefully and adjust schedules to ensure optimal conditions for each coat.
Absolutely. Wood rot repair is essential before any exterior painting project. Paint cannot protect or hide rotted wood, and painting over it will only lead to premature paint failure and continued deterioration.
We inspect your home’s exterior thoroughly during our initial assessment and identify any areas with rot, soft spots, or damage. Our team can replace rotted boards, repair trim, and address any underlying moisture issues that caused the problem. We use quality lumber and proper techniques to ensure repairs blend seamlessly with existing materials and provide a solid foundation for the paint system.
Protecting your property is a standard part of our process, not an afterthought. We use drop cloths, plastic sheeting, and protective coverings for all landscaping, outdoor furniture, walkways, and anything else that could be affected by paint or prep work.
Our crew takes time to properly mask and cover everything before starting any work. We’re especially careful around delicate plants, established gardens, and expensive outdoor furniture. At the end of each day, we clean up completely and remove any protective materials that might interfere with sprinkler systems or daily use of your outdoor spaces.
Different surfaces require specific paint types for optimal performance. For cedar shingles, we typically recommend high-quality acrylic latex stains or paints that allow the wood to breathe while providing protection. Vinyl and aluminum siding work best with acrylic latex paints formulated for these surfaces.
For wood trim and siding, we use premium acrylic latex paints with excellent adhesion and flexibility properties. Stucco and masonry surfaces require paints designed to handle expansion and contraction while resisting moisture penetration. We always discuss specific product recommendations during our consultation, taking into account your home’s materials, exposure, and your preferences for finish and color.
Yes, color consultation is included with every exterior painting project. Choosing the right colors for your home’s exterior is crucial – it affects curb appeal, property value, and how well the paint job ages over time.
Our consultation process considers your home’s architectural style, surrounding landscape, neighborhood character, and personal preferences. We provide color samples and help you visualize how different combinations will look in various lighting conditions. We also consider practical factors like heat absorption, fading resistance, and how colors work with your roof, stonework, and other permanent features.
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