Finishes engineered for Boise’s UV, freeze-thaw, and dry summer heat.
Boise weather destroys paint systems that were never designed for our climate. Summer surface temperatures on a south-facing wall can hit 130 degrees Fahrenheit. Winter brings freeze-thaw cycles that pry at any failed seal. High-elevation UV fades color faster than at sea level.Choose the wrong paint system or rush the prep work and an exterior that should last 15 years starts failing in 3 to 5.
We match the paint system to your siding material, sun exposure, and the specific conditions around your home.The result is an exterior that still looks right at year five and the warranty to back it up.
What We do
Siding, fascia, soffits, trim, gables, and doors as one coordinated job.
Update the trim color without committing to a full repaint.
Elastomeric coatings that bridge hairline cracks common on Boise stucco.
Stripping, priming, and finishing for North End and Foothills wood-clad homes.
Sprayed finishes that hold color through Boise summers.
Rotted trim, soffit boards, and fascia replaced before the prime coat goes on.
We default to Sherwin-Williams Emerald Exterior or Duration on Boise homes because the resin systems handle UV at 2,700 feet better than budget acrylics.
Standard latex caulk fails in our winters. We use a polyurethane-modified sealant at every penetration so water cannot lift the new paint.
When wildfire smoke pushes air quality into the orange or red, our crew pauses spray work. Heavy smoke deposits stain wet finishes.
We start at sunrise during the hot stretch so paint hits surfaces before they get too hot to bond properly.
Our Process
We walk every elevation of the house, note repair work, and leave you with color drawdowns the size of a sheet of paper.
Rotted boards replaced, siding scraped, sanded, washed, and any bare wood spot-primed.
All gaps sealed with polyurethane-modified caulk. Body, trim, and accents in their proper coat counts.
We walk every elevation with you in the late-day light, fix any missed spots or touch-up areas, and clean the site.
Common Questions
Late April through October. May, June, and September give the most predictable conditions. We can paint into November on warm dry weeks, but overnight lows need to stay above the manufacturer’s minimum (usually 35 degrees Fahrenheit) for the recoat window to hold.
Most Boise homes finish in four to six working days, weather permitting. A 4,000-plus square foot home with extensive carpentry repair, or a stucco home with crack bridging, can run seven to ten days. We give you an actual day-by-day plan and call the night before any schedule change.
Sherwin-Williams Emerald Exterior is our default for siding and trim, with Duration as a value alternative. For stucco we use Loxon XP or an elastomeric depending on crack severity. For doors and garage doors we spray a hybrid alkyd enamel. Every product system is selected specifically for your home’s surface conditions not pulled from a one-size-fits-all formula.
Sometimes, yes. When the AQI pushes into the orange or red, we pause spray work because smoke particles can land on tacky paint and stain the finish. We move to brush and roll prep work or shift the schedule by a day or two until conditions clear. You always get a call before any shift.
On a properly prepped home with the right product spec, expect ten to fifteen years on siding and seven to ten on south and west-facing trim and doors that take the worst UV. Our 5-year warranty covers the workmanship and adhesion through that whole window.
Boise exteriors are a project worth getting right the first time. The wrong spec or thin prep costs you a repaint years before you should need one. Our crew specs the job to your home and our warranty backs it for five years. Call the Boise number or send a note and we will get on the calendar.
208-972-0565
Mon–Fri: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
704 N Heliopolis Way, Star,
ID 83669
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