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Paint can't fix rotted wood or a cracked sill — it just hides the problem for a little while before it comes back through. Before we paint any exterior, we check for soft or rotted siding, damaged trim, and cracked caulk lines, and fix what we find.
That includes replacing rotted boards, repairing damaged trim, restoring sections of siding, and re-caulking gaps where water gets in. It doesn't show up in the final color, but it's what keeps the paint job — and the house underneath it — protected for years.

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