Hunt County Siding & Exterior Paint
A comprehensive exterior restoration featuring wood siding prep, trim replacement, and weather-resistant paint. The team resolved extensive weathering issues, restoring full structural integrity to the building envelope.
Complete Exterior Envelope Restoration
The Hunt County residence required more than a simple coat of paint. Years of Texas sun and moisture exposure had deteriorated the cedar lap siding, causing peeling, dry rot, and wood warping around the window frames and roofline trim.
Our team replaced rotted boards with matching profile pre-primed cedar siding and sealed every trim joint with high-performance polyurethane caulking. This critical step guarantees water resistance and prepares the surface for a flawless paint finish.
Scraping, Sanding & High-Adhesion Priming
We spend the vast majority of our timeline on preparation because a paint job is only as durable as the surface beneath it. Every square inch of the Hunt County house siding was scraped of loose material, power-sanded to feather the transitions, and power-washed.
We then applied a full coat of premium primer designed to bind to raw wood and block tannin bleed. This priming base creates an optimal structural link for the elastomeric topcoats, ensuring the paint will not blister or peel under intense heat.
Trim Detailing & Multi-Spray Finish Coats
After priming and sealing, we applied two coats of weather-resistant exterior acrylic paint using a combination of airless spraying and hand-brushing for details. The body color was sprayed for uniform thickness, while all corners were back-rolled.
For the window casings, fascia boards, and eaves, we hand-painted contrasting trim lines with premium semi-gloss exterior paint. The resulting contrast highlights the home's architecture, providing a clean, fresh look with long-lasting UV fade protection.
