Exterior house painting in Springfield, TN

• Wood, fiber cement and vinyl siding
• Brick, block and stone
• Trim, fascia, soffits and porch ceilings
• Doors, shutters and garage doors
• Porches, railings, decks and fences

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Older wood siding often has many coats of paint and some soft spots. We scrape and sand down to sound paint, replace failed caulk, make minor wood repairs and prime bare wood before we paint. That prep is what keeps a repaint from peeling in two years.

1. Power wash to remove dirt, chalk and mildew
2. Scrape, sand and repair
3. Spot-prime bare wood and repairs
4. Cover plants, walkways, windows and fixtures
5. Two coats on siding and trim where needed

Springfield, Greenbrier, White House, Coopertown, Cross Plains, Ridgetop, Pleasant View, Cedar Hill, Adams and the rest of Robertson County.

• A free written estimate, itemized so you can see what you’re paying for
• A free 30-minute online color consultation if you want help choosing
• Sherwin-Williams and PPG paints matched to each surface
• Furniture and floors protected, and cleanup at the end of every day
• A final walkthrough with you before we call the job done
• A 3-year workmanship warranty

When is the best time to paint outside?

Spring and fall are ideal, but we paint whenever temperature and humidity allow. We watch the forecast and adjust the schedule so the paint cures properly.

Can you fix rotted wood?

We repair minor rot as part of prep. If we find damage bigger than that, we’ll show you and price it separately before doing any work.

Should I paint or stain my deck?

It depends on the wood and how much wear it gets. Stain is easier to maintain; paint gives a solid color. We’ll help you choose.

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