Exterior House Painting by Landmark Property Services
Areas we paint: Garage Doors, Gutters, Shutters, Soffit, Fascia, Front and Back Exterior Doors, Chimney’s, Porches, Storage Sheds, Brick, Concrete, Carports, Garage Floors, wrought iron, decks, arbors, fences, pipe fences, if you don’t see what you need specifically listed please contact us. Small home or large home? We’ve painted 1550 sq ft homes and we’ve painted 15,000 sq ft homes. We’ll beat most other painters estimates or quotes by at least 10%or more.
Why Homeowners Choose Us for Exterior Painting
| ✓ Over 10,000 Happy Customers Since 1991 | ✓ Fully Insured | | ✓ 5-Year No-Peel Workmanship Warranty | ✓ Premium Sherwin-Williams & Benjamin Moore Paints | | ✓ Detailed Prep & Clean-Up Every Day | ✓ Color Consultation Included Free | ✓ Written Price Guarantee – No Surprises | Painters near me |
Our Proven 7-Step Exterior House Painting Process
(Designed to Last 10–15 Years in Texas’s Tough Weather)
- Free On-Site Estimate & Color Consultation
- Professional Power Washing (removes dirt, mildew, chalking)
- Expert Surface Preparation (scraping, sanding, priming, caulking)
- Carpentry & Minor Repairs (rotted trim, siding replacement – we handle it)
- Two Coats of Premium 100% Acrylic Paint (never watered down)
- Final Walk-Through With You (we don’t leave until you’re thrilled)
- Spotless Clean-Up & Haul Away All Debris
(Colors that look amazing in our bright Texas sun, hold up to 100°+ heat, and actually stay clean)
Top Exterior Paint Colors
| Rank | Color Name & Brand | Why It Works in Texas | LRV (Light Reflectance) | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sherwin-Williams Alabaster SW 7008 | Clean warm white that never looks yellow in Texas light | 82 | Brick or stucco homes (most popular in Tanglewood & Westover Hills right now) |
| 2 | Sherwin-Williams Iron Ore SW 7069 | Deep charcoal/black — dramatic but doesn’t absorb as much heat as true black | 6 | Modern farmhouses, accents, front doors |
| 3 | Sherwin-Williams Urbane Bronze SW 7048 | 2021 Color of the Year — rich greige/bronze that hides pollen & dust | 8 | Whole-house exterior (huge in Aledo & Benbrook) |
| 4 | Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter HC-172 | Perfect warm greige — changes beautifully from morning to evening light | 55 | Stucco or Hardie board homes |
| 5 | Sherwin-Williams Accessible Beige SW 7036 | Slightly darker than greige — hides North Texas red dirt like magic | 58 | Ranch-style homes |
| 6 | Sherwin-Williams Naval SW 6244 | Bold navy — surprisingly heat-resistant and looks incredible with white trim | 4 | Front doors or accents |
| 7 | Benjamin Moore Chelsea Gray HC-168 | Sophisticated medium gray — stays cooler than dark colors | 25 | Modern homes in Fairmount & TCU area |
Common Exterior Painting Questions (FAQ)
- How much does exterior painting cost? Most homes range from $3,800 – $8,500 depending on size, stories, and condition.
- How long does exterior painting take? A typical 2,000–3,000 sq ft home takes 3–6 days, weather permitting.
- Do you offer financing? While we don’t offer in house financing we can suggest some companies that do offer financing for your exterior painting project.
- What’s the best time of year to paint the exterior in Texas? With the advances in technology regarding exterior paint as long as the ambient exterior temps are above 35 degrees you can paint an exterior.
How Often Should I Paint My Exterior?
How often should you paint your homes exterior? I’m betting we get this questions at least 5-7 times a week or more. Read on and we’ll get into it. We’ll also discuss when to do it.
This topic is going to kind of be like this……..If you lined up 20 painting companies you’re going to get 20 different answers. Here’s what we think.
Since we get get this question as much as we do our answer is simply, at least every 7-10 years. However, that is subjective. The last time your homes exterior was painted what grade of paint was used? The grade of paint matters quite a bit. If it was a lower grade then you can probably reduce that number to 4-6 years. All paint manufacturers offer some type of warranty so does the paint actually last that long? Yes!
There’s a lot of factors that go into it. For instance, how was the home prepped, what type of caulk was used, type of primer? To be honest most people only look at the finished product and most don’t bother with asking what a contractor used on their home. Does it matter, absolutely it does. At the end of the day it’s your money, ask questions and ask a lot of them.
When Do I Paint My Exterior?
When to paint: We get this questions quite a bit as well. Modern paints are 1000% better than what we were using just 10 years ago. Like technology, paint is moving right with it. The amount of R&D is amazing. With all that said here’s what we think. As I write this and when we go look at a prospective clients home or business here’s what we look for.
Rotted Siding: Replace and Paint, this applies to vinyl and metal siding as well.
Window trim: If it’s rotted then we know that the home hasn’t been painted in over 12-14 years. Replace and repaint.
Exterior Door jambs: Typically the bases of exterior jambs rot first, replace and repaint.
Garage door bumper: Most framers will cut these at a 45 degree angle and set them on the ground then nail them in. Replace and repaint.
You have to keep in mind that most builders use the least expensive materials to build modern homes. Due to that exterior wood and siding tend to rot a LOT faster. To get ahead of the curve so to speak if you buy a brand new home we would suggest a repaint within 5 years of your new home purchase. The only caveat to that would be if your builder used all hardie siding and trim. If they did then our 7-10 year rule applies. If you don’t know what Hardie siding and trim is, visit your local hardware store and you’ll see what we’re talking about.
One more thing. If you have an older home and you’re wondering if it needs a repaint here’s what to look for. Just take your finger and rub it along a painted surface. Once you do that take a look at your finger, if you see a white residue then it’s time for a repaint.
That’s about it for now. We’ll add to this post as time moves on. Thank you for dropping by our blog and as always if you don’t feel like tackling these items yourself and you’re local you can get in touch with us.
Do you have an home exterior painting project you’d like looked at? Contact us today for your free no obligation quote.
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