Looking for residential exterior painting in San Diego?
Residential exterior painting—more than just a paint job
Our homes are an extension of ourselves; they reflect what’s important to us.
They’re also our most valuable asset. A great-looking home is not just beneficial for our mental health, but it can also add money back into your wallet if you choose to sell.
Improving the exterior face of your home not only improves its curb appeal but also how you feel about it!
The good news is that exterior house painting is the easiest way to go about this. In our experience, a fresh coat of paint can make a world of a difference.
Preparing your exterior surfaces for paint
Although painting is a relatively straightforward task, you have to prepare the exterior of your home prior to painting it to get the best results.
As professional painting contractors, we spend most of our time prepping your surfaces for high-quality paint projects!
In our experience, we recommend that you start by sanding down the entire painting surface, including walls, windows trims, and door panels, to make the surface uniform. Sanding will get rid of peeling, flaking, and cracked paint from your surfaces.
You also need to seal the cracks in your walls with a sealant or putty to make the surface smoother. Wash the exterior to get rid of specks of dust and dirt from the walls.
Finally, mask windows and door trims with painter’s tape and apply primer to the surface and let it dry before painting.
How to paint exterior windows
Painting exterior windows and window trims require more care and precision compared to your walls.
We usually paint exterior windows after painting walls and other surfaces because it’s cleaner and quicker compared to painting both simultaneously!
Use painter’s tape to cover window trims and glasses to avoid unsightly paint spills before you start painting your walls.
Once the paint is dry, remove the painter’s tape from the windows and start painting the wood. You can achieve even better results by using a wood primer!
How to paint brick walls
Painting a brick wall is trickier compared to painting drywall because the surface can be uneven and dirty.
We usually don’t recommend painting brand-new brick walls because they need at least a month to cure. Once the bricks are cured, wash your brick wall to remove dust and dirt.
With drywall painting, you can get a good finish without using a primer. For brick walls, however, you need to use a primer to enjoy a high-quality finish.
You may also need heavy-duty synthetic brushes and high-nap rollers to paint the surface, as it can be porous and rough.
Once you have everything, start painting exterior brick walls to give your home an all-new look and feel.
Choose J Brown Painting for stress-free residential exterior painting!
At J Brown painting, we take pride in being one of the best exterior house painters in San Diego!
When you work with us, you enjoy the skills of a big company with the attention and support of a small company.
We offer unparalleled communication, with Justin, our owner, taking the time to answer all your questions and provide you with your quotes.
When we work with you, we only request 10% of our payment upfront—and only ask the rest if you’re satisfied with our work.
As a bonus, we clean up after ourselves and leave your property neat and tidy when we’re done!