Complete the Exterior Inspection
Evaluate existing coatings, cracks, staining, chalking, biological growth and access.
A lasting exterior finish begins with careful preparation matched to the home, surface and selected coating system.
Evaluate existing coatings, cracks, staining, chalking, biological growth and access.
Confirm the exterior surfaces, proposed colors and coating system in the written scope. Review applicable HOA or architectural color approvals before work begins.
Identify landscaping, fixtures, windows and other areas that need protection. Confirm access and the protection plan before preparation starts.
Select cleaning methods for the substrate and its condition. Remove surface contamination and allow the surface to meet the selected coating system’s application requirements.
Identify loose, peeling or failing coatings during inspection. Specify removal and sound-surface preparation where required before new materials are applied.
Document cracks and eligible stucco or masonry defects. Specify appropriate repairs in the written scope; conditions needing other specialist work must be addressed before coating.
Identify mildew or biological growth and specify treatment appropriate for the surface and coating system. Review any moisture conditions that could affect the prepared surface.
Identify joints and gaps suitable for sealant and specify compatible materials where required. Preserve openings intended for drainage or ventilation.
Determine which bare, repaired or existing surfaces require primer. Specify primers compatible with the substrate and selected coating system.
Confirm masking, protection, repairs, primers, colors and suitable application conditions.
Tell us about the property, confirm the service area and choose an available time.
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