Exterior Painting

Sun-faded stucco is the default look of half the homes in Los Angeles and Orange County — walls that started out crisp white or warm tan and slowly bleached out under years of California sun. Add marine air near the coast, which chalks and dulls exterior paint even faster, and most homes are overdue for a repaint long before the owner notices.

Exterior painting is where prep decides the outcome. We patch, caulk and prime stucco, siding and trim before any color goes on, so the paint bonds to a surface built to hold it instead of covering up problems that show through in a season. Free estimates, an in-person look at your home, cleanup when we're done, and service we stand behind.

What's included

• Stucco, siding and trim, house or full exterior
• Cracks patched and caulking replaced before painting
• Priming on repaired and bare surfaces
• Color built to hold up under direct California sun
• Clean lines between trim, siding and stucco
• Cleanup when the job is done

Every exterior job starts the same way: walking the house to find what the sun and weather have done — hairline cracks in stucco, caulking that has pulled away around windows and trim, spots where old paint is chalking or peeling. Those get patched, caulked and primed before color goes on, because paint over a bad surface fails fast no matter how good the paint itself is.

A good exterior repaint holds a clean, even line where colors meet — trim against stucco, garage doors against siding — and covers fully without the old color showing through in strong sun. Built to stand up to the specific abuse a California exterior takes: UV that fades pigment, and near the coast, salt air that chalks the finish faster than inland homes ever see.