Serving Quincy, MA

Painter in Quincy, MA

Quincy is coastal, dense in parts and suburban in others. Salt air off the harbour and Quincy Bay drives coating failure faster here than anywhere inland.

What We're Usually Painting in Quincy

Three-deckers and two-families through Wollaston and North Quincy, capes and colonials in Merrymount and Squantum, and waterfront properties at Houghs Neck and Adams Shore.

Owner-occupied two- and three-families, plus waterfront homeowners dealing with accelerated weathering.

Coastal salt

Quincy sits on the water on three sides. Salt accelerates coating breakdown and corrodes fasteners, and exterior products have to be specified for it.

Wind-driven rain

Exposed waterfront elevations at Houghs Neck, Squantum and Adams Shore take rain sideways. Caulk joints and end grain fail first.

Three-decker density

Wollaston and North Quincy carry the same stacked-porch triple-decker stock as Dorchester, with the same porch rot pattern.

Mixed housing on one street

A Quincy block can hold a three-decker, a postwar cape and a waterfront colonial. Each needs a different quote.

Areas We Cover

WollastonQuincy CenterNorth QuincyMerrymountSquantumHoughs NeckMarina BayAdams ShoreGermantown

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Painting & Contracting Services in Quincy

Painter in Quincy

Most of what we paint in Quincy is three-deckers and coastal capes. Three-deckers and two-families through Wollaston and North Quincy, capes and colonials in Merrymount and Squantum, and waterfront properties at Houghs Neck and Adams Shore. Quincy sits on the water on three sides. Salt accelerates coating breakdown and corrodes fasteners, and exterior products have to be specified for it. Here's what painter work in Quincy involves and what it costs.

General Contractor in Quincy

Carpentry comes before coating on Quincy exteriors. Exposed waterfront elevations at Houghs Neck, Squantum and Adams Shore take rain sideways. Caulk joints and end grain fail first. We repair or replace it first, because paint over soft wood buys a season. Here's what general contractor work in Quincy involves and what it costs.

Remodeler in Quincy

Interior work in Quincy is shaped by what the buildings are. Three-deckers and two-families through Wollaston and North Quincy, capes and colonials in Merrymount and Squantum, and waterfront properties at Houghs Neck and Adams Shore. Owner-occupied two- and three-families, plus waterfront homeowners dealing with accelerated weathering. Here's what remodeler work in Quincy involves and what it costs.

Drywall Contractor in Quincy

Wall surfaces in Quincy are mostly what the original builders put up. A Quincy block can hold a three-decker, a postwar cape and a waterfront colonial. Each needs a different quote. We match the substrate rather than skimming compound over it and hoping. Here's what drywall contractor work in Quincy involves and what it costs.

Pressure Washing Service in Quincy

Nothing gets coated in Quincy before it's washed and dry. Wollaston and North Quincy carry the same stacked-porch triple-decker stock as Dorchester, with the same porch rot pattern. Paint does not bond to mildew, chalk or salt film. Here's what pressure washing service work in Quincy involves and what it costs.

Deck Builder in Quincy

Decks, porches and exterior stairs in Quincy take the full freeze-thaw cycle. Exposed waterfront elevations at Houghs Neck, Squantum and Adams Shore take rain sideways. Caulk joints and end grain fail first. Structure gets checked before any finish goes down. Here's what deck builder work in Quincy involves and what it costs.

Building Restoration Service in Quincy

Full envelope work is common in Quincy. Quincy sits on the water on three sides. Salt accelerates coating breakdown and corrodes fasteners, and exterior products have to be specified for it. Strip, repair, prime, and rebuild the finish properly. Here's what building restoration service work in Quincy involves and what it costs.

Our Work

Recent Work Around Quincy

Three-family exterior finished in green with white trim
Three-family exterior mid-repaint with ladders staged
Rear deck stairs and lattice on a three-decker exterior
Three-decker exterior repainted by Aura Painting Inc, Greater Boston
Front porch railings and columns on a repainted three-decker
Two-family porch and new brick steps after finishing
Our Work

Before & After

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Colonial exterior, full repaint — before Colonial exterior, full repaint — after Before After

Colonial exterior, full repaintClapboard had failed down to bare wood across the elevation. Washed, scraped back, feathered, wood repaired, primed and finished in two coats.

Raised ranch, colour change — before Raised ranch, colour change — after Before After

Raised ranch, colour changeCrew working the transition from the original yellow. Full prep before any finish went on, garage doors and trim picked out separately.

Why Aura

Licensed, Insured, Allston-Based

Family-run painting and contracting company working out of Allston. Massachusetts HIC licence #193121, general liability and workers' compensation carried on every property.

Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams products
Two-year workmanship warranty

Estimates in Quincy

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Service Area

Painting Quincy and the Surrounding Area

Common Questions

Questions We Get Asked

Why does paint fail faster near the water in Quincy?

Salt. It settles on every elevation, accelerates coating breakdown and corrodes fasteners, and wind-driven rain forces moisture into caulk joints and end grain. Exterior specs here have to account for it.

How often will I need to repaint?

Sooner than an inland house — expect the exposed elevations to need attention before the sheltered ones, and plan on spot maintenance between full repaints.

Do you wash before painting?

Always, and it matters more here. Salt film and mildew both prevent bonding, and washing is the first step of every exterior job we do.

Can you handle a full building envelope?

Yes — wash, scrape, carpentry repair, prime and finish. On coastal properties the carpentry is usually a bigger share of the job than owners expect.

Are you licensed and insured?

Massachusetts HIC #193121 with general liability and workers' compensation. Verify it on Mass.gov.
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