Painting

Painting that lasts longer than the weather

Interior and exterior painting with the prep done properly, because on a repaint, the preparation is the job.

Overview

Exterior walls move all day, and the coating has to move with them.

Exterior paint takes sun, wind-driven rain, and a daily expansion-and-contraction cycle as the wall heats and cools. Interior work has a different job: coverage, clean cut lines, and a finish that wipes down without burnishing. We treat them as different problems because they are.

We’re already on your property for roofing, siding and gutters, which means paint can be sequenced with that work instead of scheduled around it: one crew, one point of contact, and no waiting for a second trade to become available.

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What we do

What we paint

Exterior repaints

Siding, trim, soffit and fascia, porches and railings: washed, prepped and coated.

Interior rooms and whole homes

Walls, ceilings, doors and trim, with surfaces repaired before anything is rolled.

New surfaces

Priming and finishing new siding, trim and drywall so the first coat is the right one.

Prep and repair

Scraping, sanding, filling, caulking and spot-priming: the part that decides how long the finish lasts.

The Cornerstone difference

Why homeowners have us do it

Prep is not optional

We do not paint over failing material. If a surface needs work first, we say so before we quote it.

One contractor

Roof, siding, gutters and paint from the same crew, sequenced in the right order.

Protected and cleaned

Landscaping, fixtures and floors covered, and the site left clean at the end of every day.

A written scope

You get the surfaces, the products and the number of coats in writing before we start.

Simple, transparent, no pressure

How it goes

01

Walkthrough

We look at every surface with you and note what needs repair as well as paint.

02

Written scope

Surfaces, preparation, products and coats: priced, with no vague line items.

03

Preparation

Wash, scrape, sand, fill, caulk and prime. This is where the time goes.

04

Coating

Applied to the manufacturer’s spread rate, in the conditions the product calls for.

05

Walkthrough again

We go around with you and fix anything you point out before we call it done.

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Good to know

Painting: questions & answers

Do you paint interiors as well as exteriors?

Yes, both. They call for different preparation and different products, and we quote them separately.

Can painting be done at the same time as roofing or siding?

Yes, and it usually should be. Paint goes on after siding and trim work is finished so nothing gets disturbed afterwards.

How long before an exterior repaint needs doing again?

It depends on exposure, the condition of the substrate and the product used. We’ll give you a realistic expectation for your property rather than a headline number.

Do you provide a written quote?

Always, with the surfaces, preparation, products and number of coats specified.

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Town by town

Painting across the Front Range.

The same crew, materials and warranty in every town we serve. Yours has its own page; if it is not listed, call (719) 600-7852 and ask.

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