Painter in Lexington, MA

Most of what we paint in Lexington is colonials of every era plus mid-century modern. Antique colonials near the Green, 1950s–1970s colonials and splits across most of the town, and architect-designed mid-century modern at Peacock Farm and Six Moon Hill. Lexington maintains historic districts around the Battle Green and Munroe. Exterior changes visible from the street require approval before work begins. Here's what painter work in Lexington involves and what it costs.

Carpentry comes before coating on Lexington exteriors. Peacock Farm and Six Moon Hill are architect-designed moderns with flat and low-slope roofs, large glazing and exposed structure. Nothing about them is standard colonial work. We repair or replace it first, because paint over soft wood buys a season. Here's what general contractor work in Lexington involves and what it costs.

Interior work in Lexington is shaped by what the buildings are. Antique colonials near the Green, 1950s–1970s colonials and splits across most of the town, and architect-designed mid-century modern at Peacock Farm and Six Moon Hill. Owner-occupants across a wide range of house types, generally maintaining rather than flipping. Here's what remodeler work in Lexington involves and what it costs.

Wall surfaces in Lexington are mostly what the original builders put up. Lexington is well wooded and shaded elevations hold moisture and mildew. We match the substrate rather than skimming compound over it and hoping. Here's what drywall contractor work in Lexington involves and what it costs.

Nothing gets coated in Lexington before it's washed and dry. A Lexington day can run from a 1740s antique to a 1965 modern to a 2010 colonial. Different substrates, different specs. Paint does not bond to mildew, chalk or salt film. Here's what pressure washing service work in Lexington involves and what it costs.

Decks, porches and exterior stairs in Lexington take the full freeze-thaw cycle. Peacock Farm and Six Moon Hill are architect-designed moderns with flat and low-slope roofs, large glazing and exposed structure. Nothing about them is standard colonial work. Structure gets checked before any finish goes down. Here's what deck builder work in Lexington involves and what it costs.

Full envelope work is common in Lexington. Lexington maintains historic districts around the Battle Green and Munroe. Exterior changes visible from the street require approval before work begins. Strip, repair, prime, and rebuild the finish properly. Here's what building restoration service work in Lexington involves and what it costs.