Exterior Painting

Brick homes define Atlanta’s architectural character from Virginia-Highland’s charming bungalows to Buckhead’s stately traditional estates. Yet many homeowners living in these classic brick houses find themselves contemplating a transformation that previous generations would have considered unthinkable—painting the brick. This decision carries significant implications for your home’s appearance, resale value, maintenance requirements, and long-term durability. Unlike […]

Drive through Atlanta neighborhoods like Buckhead, Virginia-Highland, or Druid Hills and you’ll notice homes with flawless exterior paint that looks showroom-fresh years after application. Then you’ll see houses where paint peels, bubbles, or shows uneven coverage within months of supposedly professional work. The difference rarely involves paint quality or application technique—it almost always traces back

When most homeowners think about exterior painting, they focus on choosing the right color, finding a reliable contractor, and hoping for good weather during the project. What rarely crosses anyone’s mind is the ground beneath their feet—specifically, that distinctive red Georgia clay that defines our landscape. But here’s something we’ve learned after painting hundreds of

If you installed James Hardie fiber cement siding on your Atlanta home eight to fifteen years ago, you’re probably starting to notice something. Maybe the south-facing wall looks noticeably duller than it did a few years back. Perhaps you’ve spotted some chalking when you run your hand across the siding near your front door. Or

Most Atlanta homeowners automatically dismiss winter as an option for exterior painting projects, believing that cold weather makes professional painting impossible or inadvisable. This common misconception causes them to miss out on one of the year’s best opportunities for exterior home improvement, when Atlanta’s unique winter climate conditions actually create optimal painting environments that surpass