Residential & Commercial
Painting Services in Whitman.

Maintenance of Homes in Whitman

Whitman has a variety of architectural styles seen in its suburban neighborhoods. Many homes from the 19th century are still well-maintained to this day, and there are also many early 20th-century homes and new developments.

We’ve painted many styles of Whitman homes, from those built between the late 19th and early/mid 20th century, with styles ranging from antique Colonial and Federal-style homes, and many split-level or ranch-style homes built after WWII. We have been painting homes in Whitman for more than 20 years, and have the experience to recommend the right solutions to maintain your home, no matter its age or style.

Carpentry on Whitman Homes

Even Whitman’s brick homes likely have some wood trim on the windows or exterior that may have deteriorated over time. We have carpentry teams that can handle anything from minor trim repairs (with wood or PVC) to full shingle or clapboard siding replacement if needed (with wood or composite materials).

Aluminum or Vinyl Siding Painting

Many homes in Whitman are covered in aluminum or vinyl siding, which may be fading or chalking. CertaPro Painters’ painting teams have experience with products that adhere to aluminum and vinyl. Since the moisture of aluminum and vinyl is more stable than wood, the paint finish on both aluminum and vinyl holds up much longer when painted. This is a great and cost-effective option if your siding looks tired and weary – especially if you sell your home. To learn if your siding needs to be painted, take our 20-second quiz.

Lead Paint – an issue for homes built before 1978:

Many of the houses in Whitman were built before 1978, and many still contain lead paint. Our staff and painters are EPA RRP certified to prepare and paint your older home safely. Once the home is safely prepared, the modern acrylic bonding primers give us great adhesion to the finish coats. It’s the law in Massachusetts that a painting contractor is Lead-Certified to work on homes with lead paint – this makes it safer for your family and our painters.

How can I tell my exterior needs painting?

Paint tends to “wear away” and become less protective over time. It’s not always clear if your exterior needs a coat of paint because your home looks fine.

If you can rub your hand against your exterior paint and have some paint come off on your hand, like chalk, your paint is no longer protecting your home.

Still not sure?  Here’s a 20-second quiz to see if your home needs painting.

Interior Painting

No matter the style of your home, we can make the inside look fresh and up-to-date. Our free color consultant is experienced in helping you choose open-floor plan colors that delineate your rooms, while still being cohesive.

We’ve just started offering free color renderings of your exterior or interior rooms so you can visualize the room before we even pick up a paintbrush.  Just schedule a quote and mention to the estimator that you’d like a free rendering – they’ll snap some photos, and you’ll be able to see what your home will look like in various colors.  All before you even hire us!

If you have questions about painting your Whitman or South Shore-area home, email [email protected].

We’re happy to answer your questions, even if you’re doing the project yourself.

Good preparation – the key to a great paint job.

Before we pick up a paintbrush, we start with great surface preparation when we paint your home. This way, the final paint job will last longer and look fantastic.

Which exterior paint is best for Whitman homes?

The type of paint you choose makes a big difference, especially in Whitman where harsh winters and hot summers can take their toll on your exterior. For exterior trim paint, we often recommend Sherwin Williams Resilience and Benjamin Moore Arborcoat solid stain for homes in the Hanson and Whitman area but will tailor our products to your specific needs when quoting your project.

Porches and decks – our specialty!

Many South Shore houses have decks and porches that require regular maintenance. Because your deck’s floorboards will hold puddled water and may be in direct sun, your horizontal floors need to be maintained every two years to keep them protected.