Professional exterior painting built to handle mountain weather extremes and UV exposure year after year.
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You know how Colorado weather beats up exterior paint. The intense UV at altitude, temperature swings from 20 below to 90 above, surprise hailstorms, and bone-dry air that cracks everything.
Most paint jobs around here start looking rough after two years. Fading, chalking, peeling at the edges where moisture gets in. You end up repainting every few years or living with a house that looks tired.
Quality exterior painting changes that cycle completely. The right prep work, weather-resistant coatings, and proper application techniques mean your paint job actually lasts. Your home looks sharp, stays protected, and you’re not calling painters every other summer. That’s what exterior painting should do in Old Roach, CO.
We understand Colorado mountain weather and what it does to exterior surfaces. We’ve seen every type of paint failure that happens in this climate, and we know how to prevent it.
Our approach focuses on proper surface preparation, quality materials designed for high-altitude conditions, and application techniques that create lasting adhesion. We work with homeowners throughout Old Roach and Jefferson County who want their exterior painting investment to actually pay off.
The difference shows up three years later when your paint still looks good while other houses in the area are already showing wear.
Every exterior painting project starts with a thorough surface inspection. We check for existing paint adhesion, moisture damage, caulking issues, and any repairs needed before paint goes on.
Surface preparation comes next and this step makes or breaks the entire job. Power washing, scraping loose paint, sanding rough areas, priming bare wood or metal, and caulking gaps where moisture could penetrate. Most paint failures happen because someone skipped proper prep work.
Paint application uses weather-resistant coatings applied in proper conditions. We don’t paint in direct afternoon sun, high winds, or when moisture levels are wrong. The paint needs optimal conditions to cure properly and create that durable finish that lasts in Colorado weather.
Final inspection covers every surface, cleanup removes all materials and debris, and you get a paint job that’s ready to handle whatever weather comes next.
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Complete exterior painting covers all surfaces that need protection from weather. Wood siding, fiber cement, stucco, trim work, doors, window frames, and any exterior metal components.
Surface-specific preparation addresses each material properly. Wood siding gets different prep than stucco or metal. We handle repairs, priming, and coating selection based on what you actually have, not a one-size-fits-all approach.
Quality materials matter in Colorado’s climate. We use exterior paints and primers designed for high UV exposure, temperature extremes, and moisture cycling. The paint brands we choose have proven track records in mountain communities like Old Roach where weather conditions are demanding.
Project management keeps everything on schedule and your property protected during the work. Drop cloths, careful masking, daily cleanup, and clear communication about timeline and progress.
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