Homes built across Central Beaverton in the 1950s and 1960s often feature natural cedar accents, cedar carports, or clear-vertical-grain boards that have blackened from decades of sun and rain. Instead of slapping paint over compromised timber, we carefully strip failing [...]
Beaverton neighborhoods near Fanno Creek, Summerlake, and lush greenbelts experience cool, lingering ground fog and heavy canopy shade. This traps moisture on siding and promotes rapid moss and algae growth. Before painting, we apply an eco-friendly mildewcide wash to kill [...]
Yes. We regularly work with commercial clients along commercial corridors like Canyon Road, SW Broadway, and near Beaverton Town Square. To keep your day-to-day operations, customers, and staff moving without interruption, our commercial painting crews can work overnight shifts, split [...]
Yes. If your home falls under the Murrayhill Owners Association, Central Bethany design guidelines, or an Oak Hills historic committee, you must submit paint swatches and get approval before applying a new color. When you schedule an exterior project with [...]
Homes on Cooper Mountain and along SW 175th Avenue sit high above the valley floor, exposing them to direct wind-driven rain, intense late afternoon sun, and tricky slope grades. We use specialized staging, safety rigging, and high-reach equipment to safely [...]
Yes. Many subdivisions built throughout Beaverton in the 1980s and 1990s have composite siding that swells, softens, and rots along bottom edges if caulk fails or gutter run-off splashes against it. We check every board before painting, replace or repair [...]
