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Chalky, Faded, Peeling — A Paint Job That's Past Its Warranty.

Exterior paint isn't just curb appeal — it's the seal that keeps sun and moisture out of your siding and trim. Here's the honest version of what a real paint job involves (hint: it's mostly prep).

Know What You're Buying

Materials, honestly explained.

No jargon dump — just what actually matters for a Central-Texas home.

Surface Prep

The unglamorous 80% of the job — pressure washing, scraping loose paint, caulking gaps, spot-priming bare wood. Skip this and even good paint fails in a year or two. We don't skip it.

Primer

Bare wood, patched drywall and stucco repairs need the right primer to bond — painting straight over bare or repaired surfaces is the #1 shortcut that causes early peeling.

100% Acrylic Latex

The standard, durable exterior paint system for Central-Texas sun and humidity swings — flexible enough to handle our temperature swings without cracking.

Elastomeric (Stucco)

A thicker, more flexible coating built for stucco and masonry — bridges hairline cracks instead of just covering them. We'll tell you honestly if your stucco needs it or if standard paint is fine.

Priced On-Site, Honestly

Paint is the one we won't guess at.

Exterior paint depends so much on your home's size, surface condition and prep needs that any online number would be a guess — and we don't guess. We'll bring you an honest written price, free, after walking your home.

The 90-Second, No-Pressure Estimate

Start your paint estimate.

Answer a couple quick questions — we'll follow up to schedule the honest on-site walkthrough your home actually needs.

Ranges are honest published bands for Central Texas, not a quote. Many factors shape your final number. Final price comes only from your free written estimate.

See It In Person

We don't publish dedicated paint-project photos yet, and we won't stretch a windows/siding photo to pretend it's a paint job — ask at your free estimate and we'll show you real, recent exterior painting work.

Quick Answers

Frequently asked questions.

Do you paint trim and fascia separately from siding?

Yes — trim, fascia, soffits, garage doors and entry doors are typically part of a full exterior paint scope. We'll walk the whole exterior with you and scope it in writing.

How long does exterior paint actually last in Texas?

A properly prepped, quality acrylic system typically holds up well for years in Central-Texas sun — but prep quality matters more than the paint brand. We won't promise a number we can't back up in writing without seeing your home.

Do I need to be home during painting?

Not necessarily — many homeowners aren't home for exterior work. We'll walk through start and finish with you either way.

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