Painting in Aurora, CO

Hail leaves fine pitting and impact marks on painted wood, stucco, and fiber cement surfaces. Those small breaks in the paint film let moisture in, which leads to peeling and blistering over the following seasons. Inspecting and touching up or repainting damaged areas after a hail event helps prevent that moisture from getting behind the coating.

Homes from the 1960s and 1970s in neighborhoods like Del Mar Parkway and Expo Park often have brittle or peeling paint from decades of freeze-thaw cycles. Good prep means scraping loose paint, sanding rough edges, repairing any cracked stucco or damaged wood, and priming before the topcoat goes on. Skipping those steps means the new paint will not bond and will peel again quickly.

Cabinet painting and refinishing is a practical option for structurally sound cabinets that are dated in color or finish. We clean, sand, and prime the cabinet surfaces before applying a durable topcoat, which gives a result that holds up to daily kitchen use without the cost of full replacement.

Some Aurora subdivisions, particularly in newer master-planned communities, have approved color palettes that homeowners must follow for exterior repaints. We work within those approved palettes and can help you identify which colors are pre-approved for your community before work begins.