Stucco, siding and trim painted to survive California sun — prep first, color second — Anaheim, Orange County.
Anaheim's tract-home stucco takes years of direct sun across every one of the city's neighborhoods, and it fades and chalks the same way whether the house sits in West Anaheim or East Anaheim. The Colony's older homes add wood trim and siding into the mix, and that trim needs scraping, priming and real attention, not a fast coat over old caulk. We prep first — patching stucco cracks, caulking gaps, sanding and priming bare wood — and paint second, so the color actually holds instead of failing at the seams within a year.
Exterior paint carries the whole outside of a house, so sequence matters more than it does indoors: every crack gets patched before color goes on, every gap around a window or door gets caulked, and bare wood gets sanded and primed instead of painted straight over. Skipping that order is why a lot of exteriors look fine for a season and then start peeling and cracking again along the same lines. We paint garages, trim, siding and stucco as one job so the whole exterior — not just the parts easiest to reach — gets the same prep before it gets color.
Wood trim on the Colony's historic homes is a different job than stucco on a newer tract home — we prep each one for what it actually is, not with the same shortcut.
Interior, exterior, commercial and apartment painting — one company, guaranteed service, in English or Spanish.
See also exterior painting across Orange County or the Anaheim overview.





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