Exterior Painting in Salt Lake City, UT
Exterior paint here has to survive high-altitude sun, dry air and freeze-thaw winters, so we prep and coat every surface for all three.
Prep that makes paint stick
We wash, scrape, sand, prime and caulk before any finish coat, because prep is what keeps paint on the wall.
UV-resistant coatings
We choose paints and stains made for the sun at this elevation so color stays true longer.
Sealed against moisture
Caulk and primer close the gaps that let freeze-thaw moisture in and peel paint off.
What is included
What is included in your exterior painting
- Wash and scrape
- Sand and spot prime
- Caulk gaps and joints
- Body, trim and accents
- Doors and shutters
- Landscaping protected
How it works
Our process
Estimate
We walk the exterior, note every surface and send a written, itemized estimate.
Prep
Wash, scrape, sand, prime and caulk, then mask landscaping and fixtures.
Paint
Two coats of a coating chosen for sun and snow, applied by one crew.
Walkthrough
We walk the job together and touch up before final payment.
FAQ
Questions about exterior painting
When is the best time to paint a home exterior in Utah?
Late spring through early fall, when overnight temperatures stay above the minimum for the coating. We will not schedule a day the weather will not allow.
What prep is included in your price?
Wash, scrape, sand, spot prime, caulk and mask are all in the written scope before we paint.
How long will the paint last in Utah's sun?
With our prep and the right coating, exterior finishes hold up well; exact life depends on surface and exposure, which we cover in your estimate.
Do you protect my landscaping?
Yes. Beds, concrete and fixtures are masked and covered before we start.
What surfaces do you paint?
Stucco, siding, brick, trim, fascia, doors and shutters.
Do I pay upfront?
No large upfront deposit. Payment is tied to completed phases and your final walkthrough.
GET A FREE EXTERIOR PAINTING ESTIMATE
Get your free exterior painting estimate
FREE, NO-OBLIGATION PAINTING ESTIMATE
Get on the schedule before the season fills.
A crew lead walks the job, measures every surface and sends a written, itemized estimate.