Property exteriors are subject to all kinds of weather, which can start to take its toll over the years – changing brilliant whites and clean finishes to dull, dirty greys, causing flaking paint and faded finishes. As the first thing that new visitors will see, we’re here to make sure the outside of your property looks so good it will leave a lasting impression for years to come.
One way to protect your home from the elements is by covering it with siding. The primary function of siding is to shield the structure from the weather. When choosing a paint for your siding, we only use highly durable, weather proof paints that will withstand the test of time.
Any kind of building cannot be complete without windows and doors. These elements give onlookers a glimpse of your interior living spaces, and sunlight. Like most structures, your windows and doors will lose their luster after some time. The immediate solution to revive their beauty is to have them painted. Though the act of painting seems easy and budget-friendly, there are a lot of factors and elements that are invisible to non-professionals.
The fascia and eaves that outline your roofs are quite challenging to paint. There is always more than just one area that needs to be coated, and if you are not trained for this kind of job, the job often becomes tedious and dangerous. Without the proper tools and gear, not only could the paint job be shoddy, but you are exposing yourself to various dangers.
We strive to maintain highest standards while exceeding client’s expectations at all levels.
We carefully follow several steps to ensure a great look and finish for the exterior paint job on your home/property including:
Cracked or hollow rendering, stucco, tyrolean or pebbledash?
Mouldy, green and dirty walls, mildew or condensation?
High home heating bills and cold internal walls?
Frequent exterior painting, costing you more money each time?
Penetrating damp, wet patches or stains on the wall?
Rough or uneven surfaces, giving the house a scruffy look?
Scars from previous alterations or bodged DIY?
Green mould growing on outside walls?
