Painting in Quincy for Over 25 Years.

Quincy is the “City of Presidents” and has been booming with the real estate market lately.  Do these movers know that it’s the birthplace of Dunkin’ Donuts?

Quincy customers have unique painting needs because of the Boston area’s harsh New England climate, so we use products and methods that can prolong the life of your Quincy exterior—whether it’s wood, vinyl, aluminum siding, brick, or stucco.

We’ve painted dozens of homes from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries over the years, including antique Colonials, split-level ranch homes, and more modern condominiums in Quincy.

Recommended paint and stain products for your Quincy home’s exterior:

For wood and PVC Trim:  Sherwin Williams Resilience

Wood clapboards:  Sherwin Williams Woodscapes solid or semi-solid stain.

Quincy homes should be painted every 5-7 years, with a maintenance coat applied at year 3 for added protection. Because deck and porch floors tend to be more susceptible to foot traffic abuse, maintaining your Quincy deck floors every two years is the only way to ensure they look good and stay protected.

We can also help you choose exterior colors that are historically accurate to the colors of the South Shore of yesteryear.

Carpentry on Quincy Homes

Many Quincy homes have some wood that may have deteriorated over time. We have carpentry teams on staff to repair anything from minor trim (with wood or PVC) to full shingle or clapboard replacement. This means one-stop shopping for carpentry and painting, which our busy Quincy customers appreciate.

Painting Aluminum and Vinyl Siding on Quincy Homes:

Some Quincy homes are wrapped in aluminum or vinyl siding, which may be fading or chalking. Chalking is a sign that your home needs to be painted, and it can be tested by simply rubbing your hand along your siding. If chalk appears on your hands, your home needs a coat of paint to stay protected.

Take our 20-second quiz to find out if your Quincy home’s exterior needs painting.

Painting Quincy homes that contain Lead Paint:

Quincy homes built before 1978 may contain lead paint on the exterior, interior, or both. Our painters are EPA RRP certified to prepare and paint your older home safely.  Massachusetts law requires painters to be EPA RRP certified to work on a space with lead paint.

Interior Painting inside your Quincy Home:

No matter the style of the home, we can make the inside of your Quincy home look fresh and on-trend. Our free color consultant will work with you in your home so you can choose colors that blend with your current furnishings.

Some newer and remodeled Quincy homes have open-floor plans. This requires a cohesive paint palette, which our designer Kate can help you achieve. Working with our free, in-home designer is a part of every painting project we do and is worth the few hours to get the paint colors right.

Older Quincy homes have rooms that are nicely delineated by walls and doors and can handle different colors that are cohesive but fit the individual use of the room.  For example, a study with doors can handle a forest green or deep brown wall color, even when the rest of the home is more neutral.

Color consulting in Quincy:

Our designer will work with you at your Quincy home or business to help you choose paint colors.

If you’re worried about what the color will look like on your home, we offer free color renderings of your exterior or interior “painted” in various colors that you’ve chosen so you can see what your home will look like before we even pick up a paintbrush.

Commercial Painting in Quincy

Over the years, we’ve painted many businesses, retail spaces, and industrial spaces in Quincy. We also work with many Quincy condominium boards to perform yearly maintenance on their exteriors, decks, and common areas.

If your office needs to remain open while we’re painting, we offer night and weekend work at no extra charge—this way, your business will not be disrupted.

Our commercial department digs in to understand what’s important to your business or the residents in your community and matches the paint and application to those needs.  For example, we can use scuff-resistant paint in high-traffic areas like lobbies and microbicidal paints that actually kill germs in restrooms and medical offices.  We have supervisors on the site so you don’t have to manage the painters.

To schedule a commercial painting quote or to ask us questions about your commercial painting or carpentry project, call Dave Rowell at 781-422-1018 or email him at [email protected].