Danvers and North Shore Painters

The best month to have your house painted depends on the type of house painting work you need. In Danvers and the North Shore, the best months to have exterior painting done are late May, June, July, August, September, and early October. Late fall, winter, and early spring are far too cold for effective exterior house painting.

Interior painting, on the other hand, can be done year-round since the paint is being applied inside and isn’t really subject to premature failure from cold temperatures. It would be a good idea, though, to ensure your house is properly heated while we work just to help ensure your walls and ceilings are warm enough for the new paint. Our house painters can easily work out these details before as we get started on your project.

From the tools, materials, expertise, high-quality paints, and proper application techniques, professional painters have everything your home needs for a high-quality paint job. For instance, most high-quality exterior paint jobs last 5 to 10 years; you'll likely need to repaint sooner if you reviewed work from inexperienced painters. Professional painters also know how to thoroughly and efficiently prepare your surfaces before applying the new paint. Surface preparation is critical to long-lasting and effective paint jobs.

If you’re figuring out what to do with your old cabinets, you can end up saving quite a bit of money, and time, by having them professionally repainted. Getting brand new cabinets can cost quite a bit of money and take a while to install. Having yours repainted is an affordable and effective way to upgrade your cabinets and rooms! You’re welcome to visit our cabinet painting page for more information about our services!

Generally, interior paint jobs last 2 to 10 years. This is a pretty wide timeline but it ultimately depends on the room. For example, rooms that receive more wear and tear from traffic and activity, like your kitchen and hallways, will need to be repainted sooner than your master bedroom.

Plus, simply examining your walls will help. If you see scuff marks or chalky paint, you’ll benefit from a new paint job. Or, you can have your walls and ceilings repainted after having some major work done to your drywall. Visit our interior painting page to learn more about our services!

How often should my exteriors be painted?

We’d say about every 7-10 years. This is taking into account factors such as climate, location, type of paint, number of coats, sunlight exposure, and even paint color. The right amount of prep work will also impact how long your exterior painting job will last - poor prep work leads to fast paint deterioration. If you see that your exterior paint is flaking or peeling, has lost its brightness, or is in need of a modern color to upgrade your curb appeal, a new, specialized paint job will help!