Exterior Painting

At CP Painting, we trust and recommend Sherwin-Williams for all our exterior paint projects. With over 150 years of experience, Sherwin-Williams is a brand known for its exceptional quality and commitment to innovation. Their extensive range of durable paints ensures a long-lasting and dependable finish, making them the perfect choice for our professional painting services. Choose Sherwin-Williams and experience the difference in your exterior paint job with CP Painting.

At CP Painting, we understand that the ideal exterior painting method varies depending on your home’s construction materials. Vinyl siding, for example, demands a unique primer and flexible paint. On the other hand, stucco homes benefit from a specialized masonry primer due to their textured surface. Contact our team of experts at CP Painting today to assess the best painting approach for your home.

On average, exterior paint lasts between 5 and 10 years. This depends on the weather conditions and the amount of sunlight the paint is exposed to. Our team of experts works hard to properly prepare and finish all of our painting jobs to keep our paint looking good for as long as possible.

At CP Painting, our skilled team can efficiently paint homes made of various materials, including wood, brick, stucco, and even vinyl siding. We recognize that each surface demands specific preparation and painting methods. Our experts at CP Painting are well-versed in selecting the appropriate tools and materials for each project.

We ask a lot from house paint. It’s not only expected to give our home a new look but also to withstand freezing winters, blistering summers, soaking rains, and a daily bombardment of UV radiation without cracking, fading, or peeling.

Such miracles don’t come without expense and effort. For the best results, you need an exterior paint that’s packed with high-quality resins, pigments, and additives, as well as a clean, smooth surface for the new finish to stick to. Making this investment in material and labor will virtually guarantee that you won’t have to drag out the ladders again anytime soon.

Modern advances in paint technology—specifically the arrival of all-acrylic formulations—have made the task of finding a top-shelf product fairly simple. Just look for “100 percent acrylic latex” on the label. You’ll be getting a paint that remains flexible, breathable, and colorfast far longer than paints made with vinyl resins or acrylic blends. And because it adheres tenaciously to most surfaces, you can use it with confidence on wood, vinyl, metal, and masonry.

Like many homeowners wanting to paint their house, you may be asking “What does a house painting warranty cover?”  Let’s face it, painting your house isn’t the cheapest thing out there.

To protect your house from the elements and keep it looking sharp, painting is required maintenance. When you’re shelling out hard earned money for something, you want to have the peace of mind that what you’re paying for is going to last and you’re getting your money’s worth, right? 

That’s where the warranty you receive when you paint your house comes into play and is so important. So let’s look at what types of warranties you might get with a house painting job, what a typical paint warranty covers, what it should cover, and how it adds value to the paint job you’re investing in.

Yes! We are a licensed home improvement contracting company in the state of CT We have both Workmen’s Comp and General Liability insurance with the LWCC.

When CP Painting undertakes a painting project for your home, they will typically follow a series of preparation steps to ensure the best possible outcome. The exact process may vary depending on the specific requirements of your project, but generally, the prep work includes the following stages: Site Inspection and Assessment: CP Painting will first inspect the areas to be painted to assess the condition of the surfaces and identify any issues that need to be addressed before painting, such as mold, mildew, or structural damages. Protection of Non-Painted Areas: Covering and protecting furniture, floors, and other non-painted surfaces to prevent paint splatters and spills. Using drop cloths, plastic sheets, or masking paper to shield areas. Surface Cleaning: Thoroughly cleaning the surfaces to remove dirt, dust, grease, and other contaminants that could prevent the paint from adhering properly. This might include power washing for exterior surfaces. Repair and Restoration: Repairing any damages such as cracks, holes, or dents in the walls or surfaces. Replacing or repairing damaged wood or other materials as needed. Sanding and Scraping: Sanding to smooth out rough areas, remove loose paint, and create a surface that will hold the new paint better. Scraping off old, flaking, or peeling paint. Caulking and Sealing: Applying caulk to fill gaps, cracks, and joints to prevent moisture penetration and ensure a smooth finish. Sealing stains or wood knots to prevent them from bleeding through the new paint. Priming: Applying a primer to ensure better paint adhesion, increase paint durability, and provide additional protection for the material being painted. Priming is especially important if the surface has been repaired or if you’re making a significant color change. Taping and Edging: Using painter’s tape to create clean lines and protect areas like window frames, door frames, and baseboards. Final Checks: Conducting a final review of the prepped surfaces to ensure they are ready for painting. Addressing any last-minute fixes or adjustments. Communication and Approval: Keeping you informed about the progress and any issues encountered during the preparation phase. Seeking your approval on prep work before proceeding with the actual painting. Remember, the quality of the prep work is crucial to the overall success of a painting project. Good preparation leads to a smoother, more durable finish and can significantly enhance the final look of the paint job. CP Painting’s attention to these details will ensure a professional and satisfactory outcome for your home.

Contact at least three painting contractors for estimates. The company will send a representative to your home. You will walk them through your house and discuss what rooms or outdoor space needs to be painted. The company will send you an estimate in writing. The estimate should include: Contact information: Company name, address, telephone number and website. Total cost including taxes. Scope of the project: Should include the areas to be painted, details of the prep work that will be done and the application process. Paint specifications: What paint and other materials will be used. Start dates and completion dates. Terms and conditions: Payment terms should be clear and easy to understand. Although the project’s total price is a significant consideration, it shouldn’t be the sole deciding factor when hiring a painting contractor. Consider the company’s experience, the track record for completing jobs on time and budget and testimonials from their previous clients.