Exteriors
Exterior Painting and Stain
Elevate the curb appeal and protect the integrity of your home with Woodrow Painting & Decorating's premier exterior painting and staining services. Our expertise extends beyond the threshold, as we understand that the exterior of your residence is the first impression you make on the world. With a blend of seasoned artistry and cutting-edge techniques, we rejuvenate and safeguard your home against the elements. Whether it's a historic dwelling deserving of restoration or a modern façade craving a fresh perspective, our team is adept at transforming visions into reality. From meticulous surface preparation to the final application of high-quality paints and stains, we ensure your home stands as a testament to beauty and durability. Trust us to harmonize your exteriors with the surrounding landscape, creating a welcoming and captivating abode that you'll cherish for years to come.
Weatherproofing and Aesthetics:
Expert Exterior Painting
Experience the dual benefits of our exterior painting expertise in protecting your home and enhancing its aesthetics.
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(Before) This lovely home needed a change. The roof would be replaced later, and we decided to paint the shakes rather than add expense by replacing them.
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(After) White band boards, white windows with black ring, stucco body and attached porch color is "Black Magic"
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(After) Front porch with traditional "Haint Blue" ceiling and small accent detail in columns.
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(Before) Back side of the same home, showing all three stories.
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(After) Rear of home - area around power lines was safely painted shortly after photo was taken.
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Full exterior was prepped and then sealed with cover stain including the deck and stairs.
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Accent detail added in center of pickets. This was before the first-floor deck was sanded and re-stained.
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Small cabin sealed with exterior solid stain (excluding window seals)
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Body and soffits sealed with solid stain.
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Stairs and cabin prepped and sealed with solid stain.
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(Before) - Homeowner added a new picket fence and a lean-to porch roof in early spring.
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(After) - All sealed and stained and ready for the summer!
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(After) - another angle of this project.
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(Before) Aluminum sided house that hadn't been painted in over 20 years.
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(After) Entire home washed with trisodium-phosphate, two coats of primer, and two coats of Benjamin Moore White.
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(Before) The foundation also needed to be prepped, sealed, and repainted.
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(After) Foundation has been sealed and given two coats of Masonry paint from Benjamin Moore.
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(Before) You can almost see your reflection in the aluminum, and the carpentry on the back hadn't been finished since it's installation.
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(After) Finished carpentry and two coats of paint later, looking brand new!
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(Before) The sun side of the home has taken the worst amount of UV damage.
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(After) Sun side is nice and protected now.
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(After) Back side of home.
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(Before and after) Ground level windows often get overlooked and rushed while painting. Just a little extra care and attention will increase the curb appeal, even if it's just a glance!
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(Before) Another ground level window that has been ignored behind some bushes.
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(After) Some satin black exterior paint and a good cleaning up and fresh white makes all the difference between "boarded up" and "basement window"
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(Before) Another example of a "utility window" at the ground level.
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(After) I was unable to access the insde of the home to paint the wood panel black behind the remaining glass, but it sure cleaned up nicely!
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(Before) This 1930's home hadn't been painted in over 20 years.
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(After) The homeowner wanted to maintain the original paint colors, and we were happy to oblige. This home looks fantastic, and straight out of a history book!
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(Before) There was a lot of repair and careful attention needed to many spots, especially on the sunny side.
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(Before) The addition was recent within the last 10 years, however everything else has been relatively untouched.
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(Before) There were three dormers, which were quite difficult to take care of due to the brand new metal roof.
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(After) This pop of color is what was needed to help this home get noticed from the road.
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(Before) The soffit supports had taken a lot of damage over the years due to roof leaks and poor gutter displacement.
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(After) Repaired supports, cleaned, and two coats of Benjamin Moore exterior white.
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(Before) This original beadboard tongue and groove porch ceiling's stain was failing, mixed with the dirt and grime from the road and mildew growth it had seen better days.
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(After) Many passes with the sander, repaired loose boards, and two coats of sealer gave this ceiling the protection it needed as well as a fantastic look!
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(Before) Same porch, the floor needed some attention as well.
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(After) Finished product after sanding and repairing the floorboards before applying a water based acrylic stain to achieve the homeowner's desired "original" look and feeling.
Restore, Repair, Refinish:
Exterior Painting Specialists
Discover how we bring damaged exteriors back to life, combining repairs and exquisite refinishing.
Restoring windows and trim on the historic Bushfield Manor - Est. 1751 Home to John Augustine Washington, brother to George Washington. This project is managed by my uncle Kenny Woodrow, 2nd generation Woodrow Decorator. The ladders being used belonged to my grandfather James Woodrow, the original Woodrow Decorator. This is the closest it can get to all three generations working together on the same project!