Painter finishing exterior trim on a coastal home

Paint that survives the summer.

Correct prep, primer, and coatings specified for heat and humidity — sharp lines, even coverage, and finishes that don't chalk out in two seasons. Most exterior paint failures are prep failures.

What's Included

Exactly what you're paying for.

  • Pressure wash, scrape, sand, and mildew treatment
  • Rot and caulk repair before any coating goes on
  • Spot or full priming with the right primer for the substrate
  • Two finish coats of premium exterior coating
  • Trim, soffit, fascia, shutters, and door detailing
  • Full masking, plant protection, and daily cleanup

We don't paint over soft wood. Carpentry repairs are identified and priced before the sprayer comes out.

Built for the Lowcountry

Wind, water, heat, humidity, salt.

  • 01Mildew-resistant coatings for humidity
  • 02UV-stable colors that hold up to Charleston sun
  • 03Application scheduled around humidity and dew point, not just the calendar

Our Process

No surprises, start to finish.

  1. 01

    Color & Surface Review

    We walk the house, note substrate condition, and confirm colors and sheens with samples on your wall — not a chip in a showroom.

  2. 02

    Prep

    Wash, scrape, sand, repair, caulk, prime. This is where the durability comes from, and it's itemized in your scope.

  3. 03

    Build

    One crew, one lead, one point of contact. We protect the site daily, communicate changes before they happen, and keep the schedule we gave you.

  4. 04

    Walk & Warranty

    We walk the finished work with you, correct anything on the punch list, and hand over written workmanship and manufacturer warranty documentation.

Before & After

What actually changes.

Not just a nicer photo. Each pair shows the failure we found and the detailing that keeps it from coming back in Lowcountry wind, water, heat, and salt air.

Peeling exterior repaint, Sullivan's Island

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Freshly painted coastal home exterior with crisp navy trimBlistering peeling exterior paint with mildew and bare wood exposedBeforeAfter
Before: paint applied over a dirty, damp surface — blistering, chalking, and mildew growth with bare wood exposed to the weather.After: washed, scraped, sanded, spot-primed, and finished with a coastal-grade acrylic system in an even sheen with crisp trim lines.

Lowcountry gain: mildew-resistant acrylic that flexes with humidity swings, UV-stable pigments that hold color in Charleston sun, and prep done to bare substrate so the coating actually bonds.

Gallery

The work itself.

Exterior painting in progress on trim and siding
Exterior painting in progress on trim and siding
Crisp painted trim detail
Crisp painted trim detail
Repainted Lowcountry home exterior
Repainted Lowcountry home exterior

FAQ

Painting questions, answered straight.

Timelines, process, and warranty — the things people actually ask before they sign. If yours isn't here, call and we'll answer it the same way.

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How long does an exterior repaint take?

Most homes run five to ten working days: wash and dry time, then prep and repairs, then two finish coats. We schedule around humidity and dew point, so a wet week can shift the calendar — we'll tell you as soon as it does.

What prep is actually included?

Pressure wash, scrape, sand, mildew treatment, caulk and rot repair, and priming appropriate to the substrate. It's itemized in your scope because that's where paint durability comes from.

How long will the finish last in Charleston?

With correct prep and premium coatings, expect roughly seven to ten years on siding and a little less on high-sun south and west elevations and horizontal trim. We'll flag the surfaces that will need attention first.

What warranty comes with the work?

Every painting project carries a written workmanship warranty from us plus the manufacturer's product warranty on materials. You get both documents at the final walkthrough, along with the product lines and colors we installed.

Who is on site and who do I call?

One crew, one lead, one point of contact. You get a direct number for your project lead — not a call center — and we tell you about schedule changes before they happen, not after.

How do payments and change orders work?

A deposit at scheduling, progress payments tied to milestones, and the balance at completion after your punch list is cleared. Any change is priced and approved in writing before we do the work.

Ready to talk painting?

Tell us about the project. We'll give you a clear scope, a real schedule, and one accountable team.

Free Inspection

Request a Free Lowcountry Inspection.

We walk the whole exterior — roof, walls, openings, drainage — and tell you what's failing, what's fine, and what it costs to fix. No pressure, no guesswork.

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