Orange

Old Towne Orange is a plaza-centered historic district, and the homes around it are mostly pre-war wood: clapboard siding, porch columns, wood windows, and a lot of layers of paint. Repainting here is a carpentry job that happens to end in color.

We scrape and feather-sand the failing edges instead of burying them, replace the boards that have gone soft, and prime every bare patch before the finish coats. On the east side of the city, newer stucco tracts and hillside homes get a different approach: wash, patch the hairline cracks, caulk the penetrations, then spray and back-roll.

Interior work in Orange runs heavily to kitchen cabinets and whole-house repaints. Both start with the same free written estimate and the same walkthrough before the last invoice.