- Welcome to All About Painting PDX
- Portland, OR 97233
- allaboutpaintingpdx@gmail.com
Exterior Painting Services in Portland OR
Portland weather isn’t gentle. The rain wears down your siding, the sun fades the color, and the wind carries in the grime. But a strong, durable paint job can hold its own against it all—and help your house stay looking sharp for years. That’s what our exterior painting services in Portland, OR, guarantee to you.
Exterior painting is more than changing colors. It’s about protecting your home from soaking, splitting, cracking, and peeling. A clean, well-coated exterior means no early repairs, no unexpected damage, and no embarrassment when guests pull up.
When your house looks fresh on the outside, it tells the world you care.
Here’s how a solid exterior paint job protects your home long-term:
- Helps wood, stucco, and siding stay solid through Portland’s wet seasons
- Seals gaps and seams where water can creep in
- Defends against rot, mildew, and moss growth
- Stops fading from sun exposure
- Makes your house look clean, maintained, and well-loved
You’re not just painting walls—you’re putting up a barrier that keeps the structure safe and solid year-round.
Paint That Holds Its Own
A long-lasting paint job starts with serious prep. If you slap on new paint over grime or cracked surfaces, it won’t take long to peel or bubble. That’s why we take time to prep your home right—so the finish sticks, stays smooth and holds tight for years.
All About Painting PDX follows a full process built for Portland homes:
- Pressure washing to remove buildup from rain, pollen, and air pollutants
- Hand scraping flaking paint off to keep new layers smooth and even
- Surface sanding for better grip and a clean feel under the brush
- Caulking seams to keep moisture from seeping in
- Priming bare patches so the paint doesn’t soak in or fade early
- Masking and covering your windows, decks, plants, and walkways to keep things clean
We use durable, low-odor paints that are made to stand up to our wet springs, dry summers, and everything in between. Our finishes are smooth, clean, and built to last—whether your home’s siding is wood, cement fiber, or aged stucco.
From Faded to Fresh in One Step
Your home’s exterior is the first thing people notice—and the first line of defense against the elements. A quality exterior paint job isn’t just for looks. It helps hold everything together, prevents small issues from becoming big ones, and keeps your visual appeal strong.
We use a proven painting process that includes both spraying and back-rolling—so the paint gets into every nook, groove, and grain. This gives full coverage and rich color, with no streaks or missed spots. It also helps the paint bond better to your siding, especially on older homes and textured surfaces.
From trim touch-ups to full two-story repaints, we’ve helped homeowners all across Portland stay proud of their properties. You can trust that when we take on your home, it’s done with the care and attention that houses need. If you’re looking for exterior painting services in Portland, OR, that hold up season after season, you’re in the right place.
Let’s make your home stand out on the block—for the right reasons.
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Why Choose Us
No More Paint on the Wrong Places
Paint on your porch light, windows, or plants shouldn’t happen. We take real care to tape, cover, and protect every surface that’s not supposed to get touched.
We Don’t Disappear After the Job’s Done
You won't be left cleaning up messes or chasing someone down to fix a missed spot. We do a full walkaround and final touch-ups before we pack up—every single time.
We Respect Your Yard and Space
Trampled flower beds, paint spills, and trash left behind are unacceptable. We treat your property like it matters—because it does. Every ladder, tarp, and tool gets cleaned up right.
FAQs
Most homes need repainting every 6–8 years. Sun and rain can wear it down faster, but good prep and the right paint help it last longer.
Only the loose and flaking parts. We scrape and sand rough spots, then paint over the solid areas after priming.
Late spring to early fall is best. We wait for dry, mild days, so the paint sticks and dries right.