Check siding, trim, doors, windows, corners, fascia, railings, and other exterior areas for peeling paint, cracks, holes, moisture, mildew, rot, or damage.

Cover plants, walkways, decks, windows, lights, outdoor furniture, and nearby surfaces with drop cloths, plastic, and painter’s tape.

Remove dirt, dust, mildew, grease, cobwebs, and loose debris. Pressure washing may be used when needed to create a clean surface.

Scrape peeling, flaking, or bubbling paint until the surface is solid and ready for preparation.

Sand edges, rough spots, and scraped areas to create a smooth transition and improve paint adhesion.

Fill cracks, holes, gaps, and damaged sections with the appropriate exterior filler or patching material. Replace severely damaged wood if needed.

Apply exterior-grade caulking around windows, doors, trim, siding joints, and corners to seal gaps and protect against moisture.

Apply primer to bare wood, metal, repaired areas, stains, or surfaces where old paint has been removed.

Use a brush to paint edges, corners, trim lines, around windows, doors, and areas where a roller or sprayer cannot reach.

Apply high-quality exterior paint using a brush, roller, or sprayer, depending on the surface and project requirements.

After the first coat dries properly, apply a second coat for stronger coverage, richer colour, and longer-lasting protection.

Paint exterior trim, doors, shutters, frames, railings, and decorative details with care for a clean, finished look.

Check all surfaces for missed spots, uneven coverage, drips, or rough areas, and complete all necessary touch-ups.

Remove protective coverings, clean the work area, and complete a final walkthrough to ensure a smooth, durable, and professional exterior finish.