Exterior House Painting

The exterior of many houses is left "as is," particularly those with vinyl siding. And if the siding is in decent shape, that's no reason not to give your house a fresh coat of paint. Painting the outside of your house, along with the caulking and filling that goes with it, is one of the few DIY tasks that matters.

They protect your house from the elements before you consider doing anything else. A closer look at the siding that looks "good" at first will probably show more damage and flaws than you were aware of before. The added protection and attractive appearance of a fresh coat of paint will help you sell your property faster.

It's just as necessary to give your home a facelift as to take a vacation from the routine. The color used on a building's exterior is usually the first thing people notice. Having visually appealing outside walls requires careful consideration of color, method, and combination.

Although it is recommended that the exterior of a building be repainted annually, many people may find it challenging to do so during the current pandemic. Brian Hoge Painting has developed low-cost options for creating eye-catching external walls. Some things the professionals at Brian Hoge Painting do could benefit you.

These are some of our experts' top tips when planning for exterior house painting. 

Plan Ahead

There are two main justifications for why planning is so crucial. First, you can't risk having Mother Nature ruin your painting plans by picking a month when the weather isn't conducive. The other reason is that painting outside walls requires planning, like fixing the walls, choosing colors, making a list of things to buy, etc. If you need professional assistance, don't hesitate to contact Brian Hoge Painting.

Prepare the Walls

Uneven walls prevent paint from adhering correctly. Before painting the external walls with a new coat, you need to remove the old paint, dust, and any sediments from the walls. Priming the walls ensures that the paint will adhere properly after application.

Collect the Necessary Materials

Paint brushes and rollers of varying sizes, scrapers, sandpapers, protective gear like gloves, old clothing or rags, paint thinners/brush cleaners, masking tape, tarps, and sheets to cover floor areas, etc., are just some of the items that you will need to paint an outside wall. These are the bare minimums; depending on the painting type, more equipment may be necessary.

5 Tips for Exterior House Painting

Are you getting ready to take on a new exterior painting project? If it's as simple as just a front door paint job or taking on the entire exterior of your home, we're here to help you get the job done. We'll do the work so we can take the pain out of painting! Give us a call or fill out the form below. We'll set up a time to come take a look at your project and give you a free estimate.