Central Washington is hard on a house. Strong summer sun, cold winters, and freeze-thaw cycles pull paint off anything that was not prepped properly.
We wash, scrape, sand, caulk, and prime before we paint, and we use premium coatings rated for this climate.
Helpful reading: Exterior Painting and Our Valley Climate.
What's included
- Wash, scrape, sand, and spot prime
- Caulking and minor wood repair before paint
- Siding, trim, soffits, fascia, doors, and railings
- Premium exterior coatings rated for UV and freeze-thaw
- Clean site and a walk-through at the end
A look at the work.
Questions we get.
- When is the best time to paint outside here?
- Late spring through early fall in Central Washington. Temperatures are steady enough for the coating to cure the way it should, and we watch the forecast before we spray.
- Do you do the prep work yourselves?
- Yes. The same crew that preps your house paints it, so nothing gets handed off or rushed.
- How long does an exterior repaint take?
- A typical house runs several days: washing and prep first, then caulking and priming, then the finish coats. Weather can move the schedule, and we keep you posted either way.
- How do you protect landscaping and windows?
- We mask windows, doors, and fixtures, cover plants and walkways, and clean the site at the end of every day.
Where we work
Exterior Painting for homes and businesses across North Central Washington:
Free written estimates · (509) 421-0717
Let's pick your colors.
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