
Why Is Spring A Great Season To Paint Your Home’s Exterior
Posted on May 30, 2020
With the warm spring air and the thawing of the ground, locals are eager to get outside–including our painters! While most people consider summer as the exterior painting season, they are missing out on the opportunity to get a jump start on projects in the spring.
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Here’s why spring is a good time to paint your home exteriors:
Reduce cost of work
By booking your work now, you could benefit from specials that some painters offer to stimulate work at the beginning of the season.
More availability for painters
Since most homeowners don’t run to painters until the summer months, scheduling your estimate and work is much easier in the spring. Since waiting for estimates in the summer can take days or even weeks, reaching out in the spring helps us get your project started sooner. Our painting crews are eager to get back to doing exteriors and are waiting for your call!
Catch winter damage fast
After the winter weather has passed, make sure you take some time to inspect the exterior of your home. It can take a beating over the winter months and may need repairs. Look for cracking, peeling, mildew, and mold as a sign the paint is failing and your home needs some love.
Fix repairs early
With each springtime inspection, you may notice water damage or paint failure–now is the time to act! By ignoring the signs, you are allowing more costly repairs to develop. Addressing them now and putting the necessary repairs and painting in place will protect your home through the next several seasons without worry. Have our professionals inspect the areas in question, make repairs, and add a new coating of paint to protect your home.
Increase longevity of repairs
Spring weather is the perfect weather for painting; the humidity and mercury haven’t risen to the heights of summer yet. Not only will this keep the painters working on your job more comfortable, but it will allow your paint to dry more naturally. This means the paint could last several seasons longer before needing addressed again.
Protect your landscaping and gardens
Exterior painting can cause run off and damage to landscaping surrounding the house. If you choose to paint in spring, we can paint before the gardens and beds are planted. Trim back what’s left of the winter plants to allow painters to get next to your home’s walls. This will keep them from trampling any new plants and flowers you’ve put in. After the painting work is done, plant new flowers and shrubbery to highlight your home.
Schedule an estimate.
If you’re considering an exterior paint job, call our team today. We’re happy to help determine if the weather is appropriate for the best finish. Schedule a free estimate today!