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Exterior painting

Exterior painting for stucco and siding

Block, stucco, board-and-batten and trim, primed and coated for Central Florida sun and afternoon storms.

Exterior work starts once the stucco has cured and the scaffold is up. We prime, apply the body coat, then do fascia, trim and doors, and walk each elevation with your super.

  • Alkali-resistant primer on new stucco

  • Control joints and openings caulked before the body coat

  • Sprayed only in dry, calm conditions

Two-story new-build house in scaffolding with stacked materials out front

Prep

Prep before the first coat

  • Cure time

    We don't coat stucco until your super confirms it has cured.

  • Caulk and seal

    Control joints, window edges and penetrations are sealed before the body coat.

  • Mask and protect

    Windows, fixtures, pavers and cars are covered before we spray.

Sample sequence

A typical exterior sequence

Weather decides the day, so we tell your super that morning which lots have moved.

  1. 01
    1 day

    Step 1: Prime

    Sprayed on cured stucco and bare siding.

  2. 02
    1 to 2 days

    Step 2: Body coat

    Sprayed and back-rolled on the walls.

  3. 03
    1 to 2 days

    Step 3: Trim, fascia and doors

    Brushed or sprayed, then the garage doors.

  4. 04
    Half a day

    Step 4: Touch-up and walk

    Each elevation walked with your super.

Day counts are samples for a typical home. Your bid lists them for your plans.

Finishes

Finishes and sheens

Named by what they do, never by brand. Ask for the product data sheet for anything on your bid.

  • Stucco: acrylic body coat

    Flat to low sheen, as your color schedule calls for.

  • Siding: exterior acrylic

    Satin on board-and-batten and lap siding.

  • Trim and fascia: satin

    A harder film where rain runs off.

  • Doors: semi-gloss

    Entry and garage doors, brushed or sprayed.

Questions

Exterior questions

What happens when it rains?

Afternoon storms and standing dew move exterior work. We don't spray in rain or where overspray would carry, and we tell your super that morning which lots have moved.

Who approves the colors?

Your design review or the developer's architectural committee does. We work from the approved color schedule and flag any lot that departs from it.

Who buys the paint, and which products?

We supply premium paint by default and can use your spec or your supplier's account. Ask for the product data sheet for any product on your bid.

What does the warranty cover?

Our workmanship on the paint we apply is covered by our written warranty. Terms, limits and exclusions are in that document, and manufacturers' product coverage is separate.