Exterior Painting

Aside from it's visual appeal, a paint or stain coating plays another crucial role; protecting what lies beneath it. A properly painted/stained surface should look great but it also needs to act as a barrier to harsh elements such as driving rain, ultraviolet sun rays, freezing snow, mildew, and temperature extremes. When guarding your home from Mother Nature, your paint job is your first line of defense.

Certain parts of the U.S. experience much harsher climate conditions than others, including Massachusetts, which gets an annual average of 43 inches of rain and 50 inches of snow. Having a strong exterior paint job can protect your home as well as help prevent rot.