Exterior Painting
in New Jersey

Exterior projects are quoted by home size, surface, stories, and prep — most fall into the low-to-mid four figures. We assess your home and give a free, written estimate.

Late spring through early fall, when temperatures and humidity are in the right range for paint to cure properly. We watch the forecast and schedule around rain and dew for a lasting finish.

With proper prep and quality product, typically 7–10 years — though shore-area and sun-exposed homes may be on the shorter end. The prep is what determines whether it lasts that long or peels early.

Yes — a thorough wash to remove dirt, chalk, mildew, and salt film is the essential first step. Painting over a dirty surface is the fastest way to get peeling, so we never skip it.

Yes — we scrape and sand failed areas back to a sound surface, spot-prime bare spots, and address the cause where we can, so the new coat adheres and lasts.

When the spec needs it, yes — it is prep, not a separate surprise. See our power-washing page if that is the only job.