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Color and type of Paint Supplied by Customer/Ladder also supplied if needed

The type of paint recommended will depend on the time of year and the weather. 

1. In months that are very hot:  Acrylic Paints can be applied when temperatures are between 40 to 90 degrees F. 
2.  Acrylic and latex-based paints are also excellent choices for cold-weather applications.  These paints resist moisture to provide the perfect finish. Either way, outside temp should not drop below 32 degrees F 

1.  Latex is more environment-friendly than the regular oil-based paints. It is usually water based and does not emit any foul odor. On the other hand, oil-based paints emit fumes upon application.  
2.  Latex finishes on an exterior painting project typically stay elastic for many years, while oil-based paint would eventually become brittle.  
3.  Latex Paint also normally dries faster than oil paint. 

Acrylic latex paints are particularly effective for exterior surfaces. They offer flexibility that accommodates expansion and contraction due to temperature changes, and they hold their color well under intense sunlight 

Any sanding, cutting or construction of defects that may be in some of the siding or stucco. Any construction that needs to be performed must be completed before any works starts. 

If you would like your home power washed before adding any paint and prolong the life of your new paint, this will be your best option!

This will be on a new invoice and is a separate job. Sometimes a home may not even need paint, while others after power washing will show all loose paint that has to be removed. 

Power washing starts at $295.00 and depends on the type of home you have, how high, square footage, location to other homes nearby and other factors that need may needto be addressed. 

1. Pricing Starts at ONLY $295.00 for Minor Work. 
2. With the process of Exterior home painting sanding is often involved to create a mechanical bond between the new paint and the old surface, which will ensure better adhesion and longevity. This process helps to roughen the surface, remove any loose or flaking paint, and prepare the exterior for a smooth, durable finish.  
3.  Removing loose or peeling paint, rust, or other debris to create a clean and smooth surface for the new coat to adhere to.
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1. Yes, that's' right NOT all homes with wood siding need to be sanded before painting. Sanding is typically recommended when there is peeling or flaking paint, or if the surface is excessively glossy. However, if the current paint is well-adhered and not peeling, sanding may not be necessary.  
2.  If you see grey wood fibers, it indicates dead wood and needs to be sanded down before painting.  
3.  New, unpainted wood siding should be lightly sanded before priming and painting.

Any power washing, sanding, cutting or construction of defects that may be in the some of the siding or stucco. Any construction that needs to be performed must be completed before any works starts.