Exterior Painting

What This Service Involves

Public buildings face constant exposure to rain, UV, and mildew that break down coatings and invite substrate damage. Our crews prepare surfaces, address failing paint and minor rot, and apply durable coatings rated for the Pacific Northwest climate. A properly maintained paint system protects the structure, extends its service life, and presents a well-kept image to the community. Projects are documented with product data sheets for warranty and maintenance records.

Benefits

Protects building envelopes from moisture and UV damage; Extends the life of siding, trim, and substrates; Presents a well-maintained image for civic facilities; Uses coatings rated for wet Pacific Northwest conditions; Provides product documentation for warranty tracking

Our Process

1) Assess coatings, substrates, and areas of failure; 2) Prepare surfaces by cleaning, scraping, and priming; 3) Repair minor substrate defects before coating; 4) Apply finish coats and document products and warranty

What Affects the Cost

Building size and total surface area; Surface preparation and repair extent; Coating system and number of coats specified; Access, staging, and containment requirements; Prevailing wage and scheduling constraints

Best Time of Year

Exterior painting is best scheduled during the drier May-through-September window for proper adhesion and curing.