Proper surface preparation is crucial for achieving a long lasting paint job. A thorough cleaning to remove dirt and mildew is the first step in preparing exterior house painting surfaces.

All loose paint and defective caulking should then be removed. Any rotted boards should be replaced, and all new and bare wood primed. Gaps between adjoining wood, or wood and masonry, should be caulked with a powerful sealant.

We remove the deteriorated paint with a good pressure washing.

Hardware and light fixtures which are not to be painted should be removed or properly protected, and all plants should be moved or covered.