Exterior Painting

We stand out as Western New York's premiere residential painting company. With decades of experience, we take pride in producing quality workmanship. Carrigan Painting works efficiently building upon our strengths to produce remarkable craftsmanship unmatched by any other company in the suburbs.

We understand that achieving a long-lasting finish necessitates thorough surface preparation to protect your property from Western New York's harsh weather for years to come.

We offer house painting services for various exterior surfaces, including fascia, soffits, shutters, gutters, downspouts, exposed foundations, clapboard siding, aluminum siding, stucco, wood and aluminum windows, caulking, garage doors, exterior entry doors, Bilco door refinishing, fences, and more.

We can assist you in determining which areas around your house require painting. For further details about our exterior painting service, read more about our exterior painting services or take a look at our extensive portfolio.

The ideal time for exterior painting is during spring or fall, with temperatures between 60°F to 85°F. Dry weather spanning several days, with overnights above 50°F, is essential for successful outdoor painting. When it falls below 50°F, it can lead to condensation issues and premature coating failure. Five Reasons Why You Shouldn't Paint Below 50F

The average lifespan of an exterior painting project in Western New York is about 7-10 years. Signs that your property requires attention include faded finishes, cracking, flaking and or bubbling. Signs of excessive wear in the form of mold, mildew and chalkiness.

Its important to address these issues before they cause expensive damage to your home, such as water damage, wood rot, or bugs. A fresh coat of paint can help protect your home's exterior from such damage.

At the end of the day, the new coating must rely on the adhesion of the existing substrate. If it is flaking off, bubbling, pealing or otherwise losing adhesion, whatever primer, or paint you put over it, will rely on the adhesion of the previous coating. This is why prep is vitally important.