Mid-century and later homes
Farmington Hills grew quickly in the decades after the 1960s, and a large share of its houses are ranches, split-levels and two-story colonials from that era, many on lots with mature trees. A lot of them still have original aluminum siding, wood trim and interior finishes that have been painted once or twice since.
Repainting aluminum siding
Aluminum siding oxidizes over time into a chalky film. It can be painted, but only after a thorough wash and deglossing so the new coating bonds. Done right, it's a cost-effective way to refresh an older home's exterior.
Interior updates
Common projects are full interior repaints when a house changes hands, updating wood trim and paneling, and painting oak kitchen cabinets. Drywall cracks and nail pops are repaired and primed before painting.
Shade and mildew
Mature trees mean shaded walls and roofs, which stay damp and collect mildew. Washing and the right primer make a big difference in how long the new paint lasts.
House painting services in Farmington Hills
- Exterior Painting: washing, scraping, caulking and priming that let a new exterior hold up to Michigan winters.
- Interior Painting: walls, ceilings, trim, doors and staircases, with the patching and priming done before any finish goes on.
- Cabinet Painting & Refinishing: doors removed, sanded, primed and sprayed for a smooth, hard finish. It's a new kitchen look without new cabinets.
- Commercial Painting: interior and exterior painting for offices, storefronts and other commercial properties around Metro Detroit.
Nearby communities we serve
Along with Farmington Hills, we regularly work in Farmington, West Bloomfield, Novi, Southfield, Livonia, Bloomfield Township.
