CertaPro Painters | Marion MA

From estimating to final walk-through – we handle it all, so you don’t have to.

Light mint green kitchen with white table and backsplash — **Painting kitchen cabinets is our specialty.**

Residential:

We get to know what’s important to you, and manage your project around your household routines. FREE color consulting helps you over the hurdle of choosing the perfect colors.

Commercial:

Our Commercial Painting Department is skilled at working with your business, office, or condominium community to plan the painting without disrupting your business or residents.

Scroll down for some Marion-specific painting tips:

Exterior House Painting Project

Shingle Staining

Exterior painting

Exterior Painting

Exterior painting

Bathroom Painting Project

Interior painting

Kitchen cabinet painting

White cabinets are great for small spaces

This galley kitchen felt closed in before we painted the cabinets white.

Cedar Shingle Stained Exterior

Blue & White Painted Exterior

Exterior Painting

Marion, MA exterior painting tips:

Harsh New England weather: Marion gets battered by our harsh winters and hot summers. Because of Marion’s climate, we use specify painting and staining products to help combat the wear and tear on your home’s exterior.

Most Marion exteriors are painted every 6-8 years to help protect the wood. If you don’t know when your home was last painted, take our 20-second quiz to see if it needs painting.

Carpentry:

Rotted wood shingles, trim, and clapboards are of particular concern for Marion’s homes. Wood rot is common in our harsh winters, coastal storm damage, and hot summers. If you see rotted wood on your home’s exterior, replace it as soon as possible. You don’t want water to get inside the wood and cause further damage. If you are painting the project yourself, never paint over rotted wood – the paint will fail quickly. The carpentry professionals we send to your home are trained to repair wood rot on trim, clapboards, windows, shingles and more.

Cedar Shingle Maintenance: Cedar shingles are durable and impact-resistant material, making them popular in Marion. Cedar shingles often cover whole homes or, at the very least, one or two sides of Marion’s exteriors.

Many residents prefer to let their shingles “gray” over time, and you’ll see this “Nantucket” look throughout town. Other residents prefer to coat their shingles with a semi-solid or solid stain to protect them and prevent graying.

Because cedar shingles tend to grow mold and mildew, you may see some black color on your shingles or behind them (the black is an indication of plant growth). Power washing with a mold-killing detergent will wash off the plants, but if your shingles are in a damp or shady area, the mold or mildew will grow back. Trimming your trees to reduce the shade will help slow mildew growth on your shingles.