We specialize in professional exterior brick painting, transforming your home with high-quality, durable finishes. From cleaning and repairs to priming and painting, every step ensures a flawless result that enhances curb appeal and protects your home from the elements.
Our first step is to deep clean the brick using a pressure washer and scrub with a wire brush to remove dirt, grime, and old paint. We’ll then ensure the brick is completely dry before proceeding.
Any cracks or holes will be filled with masonry filler or mortar. Repairs will be allowed to fully cure before painting.
We’ll use a masonry primer designed for brick to improve paint adhesion and protect against moisture. The primer will be applied evenly with a brush or roller and then left to dry thoroughly.
High-quality exterior paint made for masonry or brick is applied with a brush for detail areas and a roller or sprayer for larger surfaces. Multiple coats of paint will be applied with thorough drying between each layer.
The surface will be inspected and touched-up as needed. We will then thoroughly clean up the worksite, removing any materials, drop cloths, and debris, leaving the property spotless. A final walkthrough with the homeowner is done to ensure complete satisfaction.
Yes, you can paint brick, but it's important to properly clean, repair, and prime the surface before painting for the best results.
Painted brick can last between 5 to 10 years, depending on the quality of the paint, weather conditions, and maintenance.
Yes, applying a masonry primer helps the paint adhere better and provides a moisture barrier for the brick.
If the paint isn't breathable, it may trap moisture, leading to issues like mold or peeling. It’s essential to use paint designed for masonry that allows the brick to "breathe."
Regularly clean the painted brick with mild soap and water to remove dirt and grime. Inspect for chips or cracks and touch up the paint as needed.
Painting brick can enhance the appearance of your home and protect the surface, but it's a long-term commitment. Be sure you want the color change, as removing paint later can be difficult.
Use high-quality, exterior-grade paint formulated specifically for masonry and brick. Latex or acrylic paints are the best choices for durability and flexibility.
Painting a brick home typically takes 3-5 days, depending on the size of the house and weather conditions.