I use premium products from Behr, Dunn-Edwards, Sherwin-Williams, and Vista. Each manufacturer offers strengths in different product lines, so I choose the best option based on the specific needs of your project.

There are a few signs that indicate it might be time to repaint your home. One of the most common is when the paint starts to feel chalky to the touch—this means it's breaking down due to weather exposure. Other signs include fading, peeling, or cracking paint.

I recommend that homeowners start by contacting several licensed painting contractors for consultations. Look for professionals with experience in your area—check neighborhood apps, ask friends for referrals, and read reviews on Google, Yelp, or the Better Business Bureau to find the best fit for your project.

The timeline varies for each home. It depends on factors such as when it was last painted, the condition of the surfaces, the architectural style, the number of accent areas, and the level of detail requested. After an initial assessment, I can provide a more accurate estimate.

The longevity of an exterior paint job depends on several factors: the quality of surface preparation, the suitability of the products used for your specific surfaces, the quality of the paint itself, and whether the application follows the manufacturer’s instructions. With proper preparation and materials, a paint job can last many years.