Exterior paint is not just for curb appeal it is also for protection from the elements. In Texas we have intense heat and it is very hard on exterior surfaces. We also have rain and lots of it so between the wet and the heat exterior wood will expand and contract causing old caulking to crack, which will lead to moisture getting inside the wood, and eventually causing water damage to the structure. Now you not only have to paint but you end up replacing wood that has been damaged so you always want to protect the outside of your property by maintaining the paint job on the exterior of your home.

Photos of a recently finished job in the Bee Caves area of Austin. Enjoy.

Deep red in the living room with fireplace.

Beige finish in the game room.

The strips in this kids room look great with the colors in the room. The textured walls make striped a little more difficult.

Children’s room with a multi-colored glaze faux finish.

A classic beige color with an off white ceiling will always be a timeless look. The beige wall also makes the crown molding pop.

Entry to the dining room using multi colors really makes this house more interesting. Don’t be afraid to add color it can make a world of difference.

A little red goes a long way to enhance the white trim around a fireplace. You don’t have to over do it when it comes to accent walls in a house.

Red accent walls really make the white trim pop. Once again using the power of color to add an interesting twist to a formally boring room. Red gave this room the wow factor.