Painting homes in Cottonwood Heights
Homes here are a step bigger and a step higher than the valley floor. Cedar siding and trim are common above Fort Union, and they need either a stain or a solid-color finish that is renewed on a schedule. Stucco two-stories fill the newer subdivisions. Inside, vaulted great rooms, lofts and open stairwells are standard, which means scaffolding or long extension work that a lot of painters would rather skip. We do not skip it.
Exterior painting in Cottonwood Heights
Foothill sun is intense and snow sits longer here. South faces fade and peel, north faces hold mildew, and decks get hammered from both directions. Cedar that has been painted with the wrong product peels in sheets, and we will tell you whether yours should be stripped, stained or painted. Stucco gets the same treatment as everywhere: wash, patch, prime, two coats. Decks and fences are cleaned, sanded and stained.
Interior painting in Cottonwood Heights
Tall walls and ceilings are the signature interior job in Cottonwood Heights. We bring the right equipment, protect the floors and furniture, and cut clean lines at twenty feet. Beyond that, the usual: trim to white, basements, cabinets and whole-house repaints.
Neighborhoods we work in
- Fort Union
- Old Mill
- Bengal Boulevard
- Golden Hills
- Butler
- the Big Cottonwood Canyon entrance
- Brighton High area
And everywhere in between. If you are in Cottonwood Heights, you are in range.
What we do in Cottonwood Heights
Cottonwood Heights painting questions
Do you stain decks in Cottonwood Heights?
Yes. Decks here take a lot of sun and snow, and a cleaned, sanded, stained deck every two to three years is far cheaper than new boards.
My cedar siding is peeling. Paint or stain?
It depends on what is on it now and how it is failing. Peeling paint over cedar usually means stripping back and moving to a solid stain. We look at it and recommend what will actually last.
Can you handle vaulted ceilings and tall stairwells?
Yes. We have the ladders, planks and equipment for two-story walls, and we cut the lines by hand at height.
Do you give free estimates?
Yes. Joe comes out, looks at the job, and gives you a written price. No charge and no obligation.
How soon can you start in Cottonwood Heights?
It changes with the season. Call or text and we will give you a straight answer on the next open date.