Have you built a new home or commercial building? It’s a given that newly built places need to be painted. It’s important to get the proper primer and first coats to protect any surface area especially if it hasn’t been painted before. Having anything properly painted the first time will keep any surface area looking great for a very long time. It’s amazing what paint can do when transforming an area. Anything old-looking can be made to look brand new again. If there are rooms or areas that are prone to heavy human traffic, it’s easy for those areas to start getting scuffed or damaged. Repainting every so often can keep those areas clean looking and any dents in the walls can be fixed by the painters before putting in the new coats of paint.
Our team of experienced, dependable exterior painters can handle any painting project Washington, DC residents and business owners throw at them. We paint a wide variety of surfaces, including wood, stucco, vinyl, brick, cedar shingles, aluminum siding, and more.

As you scrape, you may find that the wood has turned gray or black in some areas. Check for rot by probing these areas with a nail. Spots that are discolored but firm are simply weathered. Weathered wood doesn’t hold paint very well, so sand away the gray surface. If you find soft areas, you’ve got rot. Small, shallow soft spots can be dug out and repaired with a two-part filler such as Minwax High Performance Wood Filler. But when rot is deep and widespread, it’s best to replace the entire piece of wood.
Costs vary based on factors such as the building’s footprint, height, and building materials. Other complicating factors can include the grade of paint, the number of coats required to create a consistent appearance, the amount of trim and the number of doors and windows in the home or commercial space. The easiest way to get a good idea of what it will cost to paint the interior or exterior of a building is to request a free estimate.