





This is a big one. We're in the middle of a full exterior repaint on a 6,000 sq. ft. stucco home in Bend - and jobs like this take serious planning before a single brush stroke goes down. Surface prep, masking, equipment staging - all of it matters on a home this size.
Stucco is a surface that holds up well, but it's also unforgiving when paint starts to fade or break down. You end up with uneven color, exposed areas that soak up moisture, and a look that doesn't match the quality of the rest of the home. That's exactly the situation we're working to correct here.
What makes a job like this complex isn't just the square footage - it's the architectural detail. This home has a substantial timber-framed patio cover with heavy exposed beams, multi-level window arrangements, a second-floor balcony, and large sliding glass doors throughout the back. Every one of those transitions needs clean lines and careful masking. We bring in aerial lift equipment to reach the upper sections safely and accurately, so nothing gets rushed or cut short.
Exterior paint on a home like this does two things at once. It sharpens the appearance - fresh trim lines, consistent color across the stucco, clean contrast around windows and doors. And it acts as a protective barrier, especially important in Central Oregon where sun exposure is intense and temperature swings between seasons are significant. A proper repaint done right extends the life of the surface underneath it.
If your stucco exterior is starting to show its age - fading, chalking, or just looking uneven - it's worth addressing before the wear gets deeper. The right exterior paint job protects the investment you've already made in your home.