Highlands Ranch, Colorado
Painting the The Hearth neighborhood
1990s two-story family homes on compact lots, most with a front-facing garage and gabled entry. We help with your HRCA color submittal and walk the job with you from start to finish.
The homes in The Hearth
1990s two-story family homes on compact lots, most with a front-facing garage and gabled entry.
The exteriors we work on here are hardboard and masonite lap, brick or stone wainscot and cedar shake gable accents.
Uniform street-facing elevations mean a mismatched repaint stands out immediately, getting the trim white right matters as much as the body color.
How color approval works here
The Hearth has no published approved-color list, so schemes go to HRCA on a submittal. Picking a combination that has already cleared here shortens the wait considerably.
HRCA requires a submittal for all exterior painting in Highlands Ranch, including a repaint in the identical color. The process is not hard, it is just slow if you start it wrong.
- Pick your colors with our free professional color consultation
- We help you gather the color names and numbers your submittal asks for
- You submit to your sub-association and HRCA
- Once you're approved, we schedule your project
Color ideas for The Hearth
These color combinations are a starting point for homes in and around The Hearth. There is no guarantee your HOA will approve any scheme, so always check with them first.
What we actually do on a The Hearth exterior
Good prep is what makes paint last. A dedicated project manager walks the job with you, so you don't have to babysit.
- Pressure wash the whole envelope and let it dry fully
- Scrape, sand and feather all loose paint back to a sound edge
- Replace rotted trim, fascia and siding boards
- Re-caulk every joint and spot-prime all bare surfaces
- Sherwin-Williams or Benjamin Moore paint
Before you submit
The Hearth questions, answered straight
QDo I need HRCA approval to repaint in The Hearth?
Yes: HRCA requires a submittal for all exterior painting in Highlands Ranch, even when the new colors match the old ones exactly. The Hearth has no published approved-color list, so schemes go to HRCA on a submittal. Picking a combination that has already cleared here shortens the wait considerably.
QIs there an official approved color list for The Hearth?
Check with your HOA. Our free professional color consultation can help you choose colors that fit your neighborhood.
QCan I paint the brick or stone?
That depends on your HOA. Check with them before you commit, and we're happy to talk through options with you.
Have a question about your own home? Call David or Derek at (303) 862-6979
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What you neighbor says when we're done
Recent feedback from homeowners who trusted our crews with their homes. Every review links back to Google so you can verify it yourself.
501 reviews on Google
“Silas was a phenomenal project coordinator. He was very easy to communicate with, quick to answer, and very fair. Alex and his team were so detail oriented and incredibly hard workers.”
July 2026 · Verified on Google
“The crew was neat and courteous, the whole process was easy and professional, and the price was quite reasonable, especially given the results. I highly recommend them.”
June 2026 · Verified on Google
“As a custom home builder, I have very high standards when it comes to craftsmanship, communication, and professionalism, and they exceeded my expectations in every category.”
June 2026 · Verified on Google
Call (303) 862-6979 to set up your free estimate. A professional color consultation comes with your project, and it's on the house.
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