Centennial, Colorado · Arapahoe County
Exterior Painting in Centennial, Colorado
A full repaint of body, trim, fascia, soffit, shutters and doors, built around prep that survives Colorado sun, wind and freeze-thaw. Centennial is part of the Denver Metro we serve. We've been painting Denver Metro homes since 2015 and have completed more than 10,000 of them.
What Centennial homes are actually made of
Centennial housing stock is 1970s through 1990s, with pockets of newer infill, and it is mostly two-story traditional homes and large ranches on quarter-acre lots. The exteriors we meet here are hardboard lap, cedar lap and shake, brick fronts with painted trim and stucco on newer builds, and each of those wants a different prep and a different product.
Mature trees over 1970s cedar means soft spots in the trim and fascia. Trim and fascia condition is worth checking before a repaint.
Geographically, Centennial sits between Arapahoe Road and County Line, around Streets at SouthGlenn and Dry Creek, in Arapahoe County.
Signs your Centennial home is due
A full repaint of body, trim, fascia, soffit, shutters and doors, built around prep that survives Colorado sun, wind and freeze-thaw.
- Chalky residue on your hand when you wipe the south or west wall
- Paint curling or peeling at lap edges, corners and the bottom of siding boards
- Soft or crumbling fascia, trim ends, or window sills
- Failed caulk lines and open gaps around windows and doors
How we prep exterior painting here
Anyone can put color on a wall. How well it holds up comes down to the prep before the first coat.
- Pressure wash the entire envelope and let it dry fully before anything is coated
- Scrape and sand all loose and failing paint back to a sound edge, then feather it out
- Replace rotted trim, fascia and siding boards rather than caulking over them
- Spot-prime every bare surface and re-caulk every joint before the finish goes on
What we put on the house
We specify per surface, not one product for the whole property. On Centennial's hardboard lap and cedar lap and shake, that matters.
- Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore exterior paints, chosen for the surface
- Elastomeric or masonry coatings on stucco where hairline cracking is present
- Exterior waterborne enamel on doors and shutters so they do not block shut in summer
- Bonding and stain-blocking primers on bare wood, tannin-rich cedar and chalked substrate
What cheap exterior painting looks like two years later
If you are comparing bids and one is dramatically lower, this is usually where the money came out.
- Spraying over dirt and chalk, which means the new coat is only stuck to the old failure
- Caulk smeared over rot so the damage keeps spreading behind a good-looking wall
- Thin single-coat spray with no back-roll, which leaves half the mil thickness it should
- Painting late in the fall below the product's minimum cure temperature
HOA approval in Centennial
Many Centennial subdivisions have a voluntary or light-touch HOA; a handful (Homestead, Heritage Greens) review colors formally.
A free professional color consultation comes with your project. It's on the house.
What drives the price
We send a written estimate after seeing your property, with no upfront deposit. Here is what moves the number:
- Substrate and condition: sound stucco is quicker than 1970s cedar that needs scraping
- Amount of carpentry and rot repair found during prep
- Stories and access: steep lots, walk-outs and tight side yards add staging
- Body-only versus body, trim, fascia, soffit, shutters and doors
Before you call
Centennial questions, answered straight
QDo I need HOA approval to repaint in Centennial?
Many Centennial subdivisions have a voluntary or light-touch HOA; a handful (Homestead, Heritage Greens) review colors formally. We're happy to help you with the color details your HOA asks for.
QWhat does exterior painting cost in Centennial?
There is no honest flat rate, because substrate and condition: sound stucco is quicker than 1970s cedar that needs scraping, amount of carpentry and rot repair found during prep and stories and access: steep lots, walk-outs and tight side yards add staging all move the number. We walk your property and send you a written estimate. There's no upfront deposit.
QWhat is the most common problem you find on Centennial homes?
Mature trees over 1970s cedar means soft spots in the trim and fascia. Trim and fascia condition is worth checking before a repaint. On hardboard lap and cedar lap and shake, that usually shows up before anything else, which is why our prep list here leads with pressure wash the entire envelope and let it dry fully before anything is coated.
QDo you offer a warranty?
Our written workmanship warranty length depends on the paint you choose: Latitude 6 years, Duration 9 years, Emerald Rain Refresh 12 years. Weather, hail and wind damage are not covered. See the warranty page for the full terms.
Have a question about your own home? Call David or Derek at (303) 862-6979
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“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.”
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“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.”
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