Full Exterior Color Change on a Two-Story Home and Garage

Most exterior paint jobs fail early for one reason - the surface wasn't ready. Peeling, cracking, and fading within a few years almost always traces back to shortcuts taken before the first coat ever went on. We don't work that way. Before we picked up a brush on this property, we handled repairs first and made sure everything was properly prepped.

The house itself got a full color change from top to bottom. The lower siding and block foundation got a deep slate-blue treatment, while the upper story came in with a softer blue-gray. Two distinct tones working together across a two-story layout - that's not just slapping on a new color, that's thinking through how the finished product is going to look as a whole.

The detached garage got the same attention. It went from a weathered off-white to a clean, cohesive gray-blue that now actually matches the house. The garage door, the block corners, the siding - all of it was addressed. It ties the whole property together in a way that a half-done job never could.

What makes exterior painting last isn't just the paint itself. It's the prep, the repairs done beforehand, and the consistency of application across every surface. Skipping any of those steps is where paint jobs start looking rough after a couple of seasons. We take all three seriously on every single job we do.