San Diego County · Since 2007
Exterior Painting
Stucco, siding, trim, fascia, decks. Pressure wash, scrape, prime, then elastomeric or standard systems rated for coastal San Diego sun.
Est. 2007
35+Years in the trade
35+Years in the trade35+
Years in the trade
4.9★
Across 200+ reviews
2 day
Quote turnaround
0
Subcontractors hired
What's included
Every job.
No exceptions.
No subcontractors. Joe or Alex quotes the job, runs the job, and does the walkthrough with you when it's done. Same crew, same standards, 35+ years of habits.
0Subcontractors ever
35+Years in San Diego
- 1Pressure wash + full prep
- 2Elastomeric + specialty coatings
- 3Color matching with samples
Exterior Painting by city
We cover all of San Diego County
Common questions
Exterior Painting in San Diego — FAQ
- How much does exterior painting cost in San Diego?
- A professional exterior repaint runs about $3.50–$5.50 per square foot for a standard stucco home in fair-to-good condition, or roughly $5,250–$13,750 for a typical 1,500–2,500 sq ft home. Stucco condition is the biggest variable. We quote after a walkthrough.
- How long does exterior paint last in San Diego?
- A properly applied system lasts about 7–12 years depending on sun exposure and coastal proximity. South- and west-facing walls and homes near the ocean fade sooner. Prep quality is the single biggest factor in lifespan.
- When is the best time to paint an exterior in San Diego?
- Late September through November and late February through April are the most reliable windows. Summer brings marine-layer moisture on the coast and high heat inland; winter brings rain. We test surface moisture rather than going purely by the calendar.
- Do you repair stucco before painting?
- Yes. Stucco assessment and crack repair are included in our exterior scope. We open and fill cracks and prime them before topcoat — painting over a crack just lets it reappear within a season.
Free, no-pressure estimate
Walk the job with Joe or Alex.
Tell us what you're thinking. We'll come look, point out what we'd do differently, and only quote what we'd paint in our own house.