The first thing anyone sees of your home is its exterior.
The surfaces of a home
Every surface, finished for what it is.
Front doors
A quiet focal point, refinished.
Siding
Even coverage, edge to edge.
Stucco & masonry
Breathable coatings, matched to the wall.
Trim, fascia & soffits
The lines that frame the house.
Metal
Railings and accents, protected.
Brick
Painted or limewashed, done right.
The system
Chosen for Colorado homes.
Outside, we spec the Sherwin-Williams system to each substrate and how much sun and weather it takes.
See the paint systemsA beautifully painted home changes how you feel every time you arrive.
The exteriors we finish
Siding, brick, stucco, and trim.
Our process
Where a lasting exterior is won.
Protect
Landscaping, windows, and walkways covered before anything starts.
Prepare
Power-wash, scrape, sand, repair rot, re-caulk, and prime. This is where a lasting exterior is won.
The step most exteriors are won or lost on
Paint
UV-rated coatings built for Colorado sun, wind, and freeze-thaw.
Walk through
We walk it with you and finish any touch-ups before we call it done.
Clear from the start
Written and itemized.
Every estimate is written, so you know the full scope before any work begins.
Standard project includes
Pressure washing to remove chalking, dirt and mildew · Color guidance when your project calls for it · Scraping and sanding of failed and peeling areas · Replacement of failed caulk at seams, trim and penetrations · Minor wood rot, trim, fascia and soffit repair, when needed for a paint-ready surface · Priming of bare wood, repairs and stained areas · UV-rated exterior coatings, applied to spec · Protection of landscaping, windows, walkways and fixtures · A final look around the home with you before we call it finished
May be quoted separately
Full siding or board replacement
Replacing large sections of failed siding or structural carpentry is beyond a paint scope — we point you to the right licensed trade.
Extensive wood rot repair
We handle minor rot and trim repair for a paint-ready surface; widespread rot is quoted separately.
Lead-safe work on older homes
Homes built before 1978 may need lead-safe practices, which we discuss during the estimate.
From the owner
“On an exterior, the prep is the part you can't see and can't skip — so I stay on it, right through the final coat and the walkthrough.”
Kay · Owner, SnowPeak Painting
Every project is backed in writing by our 2-Year Workmanship Warranty.
FAQ
Exterior questions, answered plainly.
How much does exterior painting cost?
Exterior pricing depends on the size and number of stories, the surface type (stucco, siding, brick), how much prep and repair the home needs, the paint tier you choose, and whether you're changing colors. Rather than a vague per-square-foot number, we do a walkthrough and give you a clear, itemized written estimate so you know exactly what's included before any work begins.
What is the best time of year to paint a home exterior in Colorado?
Late spring through early fall is ideal, when daytime temperatures are reliably above the paint's minimum and overnight lows are not freezing. We monitor the forecast closely and schedule around weather windows to protect the finish.
How long should an exterior paint job last here?
With proper prep and durable coatings, a quality exterior job on the Front Range typically lasts roughly 7–12 years depending on exposure, substrate and color. High-UV south and west walls always weather fastest.
What happens if it rains during my project?
We time painting to dry conditions and keep a close eye on the forecast, because a dry surface is what lets the finish bond and last. Colorado afternoons can change quickly, so we plan each day around the radar. A passing storm may nudge the schedule slightly, and that's exactly what protects the quality and longevity of your finish.
Can you paint in cold weather?
Most exterior coatings need surface and air temperatures to stay above roughly 35–50°F (product-dependent), including overnight, to cure properly. That's why we schedule exterior work from late spring through early fall and keep a close eye on overnight lows in the shoulder seasons.
Is exterior paint just for looks?
No, it's your home's first line of defense. A quality coating over proper prep helps keep moisture out and slows the high-altitude UV that dries out and cracks siding, trim and wood. Good exterior paint helps protect the surfaces underneath, not just the curb appeal.
Will a fresh exterior paint job add value to my home?
It's one of the most reliable returns in home improvement. A clean, current exterior is the first thing buyers and appraisers see, and it signals a home that's been cared for. Beyond resale, it protects the value you already have by keeping moisture and UV from damaging the siding and trim, which is far cheaper than repairing that damage later. Whether you're selling soon or staying for years, it pays you back either way.
