Exterior House Painting Pricing Guide
Homes in Sumner County
How much will it cost to paint my home’s exterior in the Hendersonville area?
CertaPro’s guide to exterior painting pricing in the Sumner County Area:
Many people want to understand our pricing to help them budget their projects, so we’ve put together this guide to help you.
The prices published here are only averages, and some things might affect the price from these ballpark estimates, such as:
The number of surfaces we’ll be painting will affect the price. For example, will we be painting your trim? Shingles? Decks? Clapboards or Brick? These surfaces all require different levels of preparation and very specific types of finishes for long-lasting results.
The current condition of the surfaces we’ll be painting makes a difference in preparation cost. If there are lots of dings, scratches, or holes, we’ll need to add more labor time to your quote to fill and sand them.
The height of your home is a factor because painting a first and second story is easier than painting a third or fourth story. High areas that require intricate ladder moves to reach will require more labor as well.
Will you be changing colors? If you’re changing the color of your exterior to something much darker or much lighter, it will require more coats of paint to cover over the old color. In general, we quote projects with 1-2 coats of paint if they are the same or a similar color to the surface paint we’ll be covering. If we’re painting your exterior a different color altogether (i.e. changing the clapboard color from brown to beige) We’ll need to apply a tinted primer coat first and then 2-3 top coats in order to get good coverage and not have the old color seep through the new color.
Some examples of our pricing using typical homes in the Hendersonville area.
Assumptions that accompany these prices:
Clapboard and trim prices are based on spot priming (priming only those areas that are “raw” or have been sanded/filled/prepped) and 1 top coat of paint.
Includes a quality residential architectural coating such as Sherwin Williams Resilience or Benjamin Moore Regal or Sherwin Williams Woodscapes or Benajmin Moore Arborcoat stains. Choosing a decent paint matters, and will almost always save you money (even when you’re painting yourself!).
Large Contemporary Homes: $9,000-$14,000
*Note: Price varies based on substrate and its previous treatment, such as unpainted versus repainted brick.
Single Story Brick Sided Home: $3,800 – $5,100
2-Story Brick Sided Home: $3,200 – $3,600
*Note: This is the estimated price for painting the trim and accents on your exterior, NOT the brick itself.
3,000 Square Foot (Whole House): $9,000 – $13,000
*Note: Price varies based on substrate and its previous treatment, such as unpainted versus repainted brick.
