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Are You Thinking About Repainting?​
Protect Your Home, Ranch, and Business With HausShieldPro BlazeStop
There is no better time than now to add a layer of fire-resistive protection.
HausShieldPro BlazeStop Intumescent coating material is a Class A fire-rated spray-on building material that is ASTM E84 certified.
Any latex paint can be applied over HausShieldPro BlazeStop Coating, and it can be used as part of a fire-hardening system.
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Application meets strict chain of custody and installation standards by professionally trained Turnkey Exteriors specialists.​
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BlazeStop is Eco-Friendly - Safe for Humans, Pets, and the Environment
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Exterior Home Painting
We understand that deciding to repaint your home is a big decision. Not only does it significantly impact your home's curb appeal, but it's also an important step in protecting your most significant investment from the elements. That's why we're here—to guide you through each step of the process, from picking the perfect color to the final brush stroke. We want to empower you with knowledge, enabling you to make informed decisions that bring both beauty and longevity to your home.
Understanding the Exterior Painting Process
Preparation is Key
​​Thorough preparation ensures that your paint job will last before a single drop of paint touches your home. Our team carefully cleans the exterior, removing dirt, mildew, or peeling paint. This step is crucial for ensuring the new paint adheres properly and looks flawless.
Washing:
​​Thorough preparation ensures that your paint job will last before a single drop of paint touches your home. Our team carefully cleans the exterior, removing dirt, mildew, or peeling paint. This step is crucial for ensuring the new paint adheres properly and looks flawless.
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Repair Work:
Next, we inspect for any needed repairs. From fixing minor cracks to replacing damaged wood, we make sure your home's exterior is in the best condition. This proactive approach safeguards your home against future problems, such as water damage.
Primer: The Unsung Hero
Applying a quality primer, if needed, is essential, especially for areas that have been repaired or are particularly weathered. Primer ensures a uniform surface for the paint to adhere to, enhancing durability and the paint's true color.
Painting: Bringing Your Home to Life
With all the preparation complete, the transformation begins. Our team uses high-quality Sherwin Williams paints that are appropriate for your home's exterior surfaces, applying them with care and attention to detail, ensuring a smooth, even application.
Final Inspection and Touch-Ups
Our job isn't done until you're completely satisfied. We conduct a thorough final inspection and take care of any necessary touch-ups. When we leave, your home will look its best, guaranteed.
Choosing the Perfect Color
Selecting the right color for your home's exterior can feel overwhelming. After all, it's about more than just aesthetics—it's about making a statement that reflects your personal style while considering the practical aspects. Here's how to make the journey from color indecision to confident choice.
Consider Your Home's Architecture
Every home has a unique architectural style, which can guide your color choice. Whether you have a charming Victorian, a cozy cottage, or a sleek modern abode, consider colors that complement your home’s structural features.
Landscape and Lighting
Think about the environment surrounding your home. The colors of your landscape and the way light hits your home can influence how paint colors appear. For instance, homes in sunnier climates might fare well with lighter colors that reflect light rather than absorb it.
Neighbors Matter
While your home’s paint color should reflect your taste, it’s also important to consider the overall look of your neighborhood. Choose a color that stands out while still maintaining a harmonious balance with the homes around you.​ If you have an HOA, be sure your color choice is approved before any work is done.
Testing, Not Guessing
We recommend testing paint colors before making a final decision. Viewing color samples in different lighting conditions allows you to see the potential variations and choose a color that consistently meets your expectations.
