Serving Weddington, NC

Weddington is a large-lot town in Union County, and the housing stock shows it. Most of what we paint here went up between the late 1990s and the mid 2010s: custom and semi-custom homes with deep crown molding, coffered ceilings, wainscot, two-story foyers and long runs of window casing. Exteriors are usually fiber cement or brick with wood or composite trim, columns and shutters, plus traditional and synthetic stucco on many of the estate homes off Providence Road and Weddington-Matthews Road. Homeowners here call us for whole-house interior painting, trim and ceiling repaints in 28104 and 28173, and cabinet painting in kitchens still carrying their original stained oak or maple.

Lots here are wooded, and that changes the exterior scope. Shaded north and northeast walls under mature canopy stay damp for hours after rain, so mildew and algae start there and grow back through a new coat if they are painted over instead of washed and killed. We soft wash siding, stucco and porch ceilings first, then let the substrate dry down before primer goes on. Stucco cracks get cut out and patched ahead of coating. On the fiber cement homes the prep is caulk joints, nail holes and spot-priming rather than heavy scraping. Pressure washing also clears the yellow-green pollen film that settles over everything in April.

Most Weddington neighborhoods run an architectural review committee, so an exterior color change usually needs a submittal and two to four weeks of review, sometimes longer. We plan start dates around that, and a color consultation helps you land inside the approved palette the first time. Long driveways make staging easy: we park out of your way, tarp the walks and beds, and keep ladders off the plantings. Inside, floors and furniture get covered every morning and the site is swept before we leave. Call for the free written estimate and you get the scope surface by surface, in writing, before anyone opens a can.