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About Exterior Painting Services

What clients expect and what professionals need to know

Exterior painting requires thorough surface preparation: pressure washing at 2,000–3,000 PSI, scraping all loose paint, sanding feather edges, filling cracks and holes with exterior caulk (paintable siliconized acrylic) and patching compound, spot-priming all bare wood and patched areas with oil-based primer, and applying two full coats of 100% acrylic exterior paint. In climates with freeze-thaw cycling, peeling failure is most often caused by moisture infiltration through failed caulk — caulk inspection and replacement is critical to paint longevity.

Clients want thorough preparation that addresses the underlying cause of any previous paint failure, not just a topcoat applied over existing problems.

Licensing & credentials: EPA RRP certification required for pre-1978 homes; painting contractor license required in some states; PDCA member painters follow professional standards.

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Exterior Painting — Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from clients looking for Exterior Painting services

How long does exterior paint last?

Premium 100% acrylic exterior paint on properly prepared, primed wood lasts 7–10 years; paint applied over inadequately prepared surfaces, without primer on bare wood, or in direct sun with poor ventilation behind siding lasts 3–5 years.

Should I prime before exterior painting?

All bare wood, all previously patched areas, and any wood with previous paint failure (rust stain, bleed-through tannin from cedar/redwood) require spot-priming with oil-based primer before topcoating; a full prime coat on a repaint may not be needed if the existing paint is sound and well-adhered.

What causes exterior paint to peel in horizontal layers?

Intercoat adhesion failure between old oil-based and new latex paint, or between incompatible paint layers, causes layered peeling; use a bonding primer between incompatible layers; peeling from the substrate usually indicates moisture infiltration.

What temperature range is safe for exterior painting?

Apply exterior latex paint when the temperature is between 50°F and 90°F and will remain above 35°F for 48 hours after application; painting in cold temperatures causes improper curing and adhesion failure; direct sunlight on hot siding also causes application problems.

How do I prevent paint failure around windows?

The most common exterior paint failure starts at window casing joints — caulk all joints between casing and siding, around window trim perimeters, and at the sill/casing junction annually; failed caulk allows water behind the paint film causing peeling at these locations.

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