
FRESH PAINT,cut in by hand.
Most of an exterior paint job is the part before the paint. Washing, filling and priming is what decides whether the color is still on the wall in five Florida summers, so that is where the time goes.
Grain & Co. paints stucco, trim, fascia and soffits, and cuts the lines between them by hand rather than relying on tape to do the work. Colors are agreed before the first wall goes on.
- Stucco walls, trim, fascia and soffits
- Washed, filled and primed before painting
- Lines cut in by hand
- Colors agreed before the first wall
QUESTIONS ABOUTexterior painting.
How often does a Florida house need repainting outside?
Sun and rain in Southwest Florida are hard on exterior paint, and a south or west wall gives out first. What actually sets the interval is how well the wall was prepared last time, which is why Grain & Co. spends the time on washing, filling and priming.
What does Grain & Co. do before painting a house?
Wash it, fill it and prime it. Paint sprayed onto chalky, dirty or unfilled stucco lifts early no matter what the paint cost, so the preparation is the part of the quote worth reading.
Do you paint trim and soffits as well as the walls?
Yes. Stucco walls, trim, fascia and soffits are all part of the job, and the lines between them are cut in by hand. A wall repainted around tired trim looks half finished.
Can Grain & Co. paint the house and build the deck at once?
Yes, and the order matters. Painting the wall the deck attaches to before the deck goes up is far easier than cutting in around a finished ledger, so say what you want done and it goes in one schedule.
REAL DECKS,photographed on the job.
EVERY JOB,the same way.
WHAT FORT MYERSsays about us.
TELL US ABOUTyour yard.
Send your address and roughly what you want built. We come out, measure, and price the job.



