Exterior Painting in Sedona, AZ

Sedona has city rules for exterior colors that favor earthy tones that blend with the red rocks. We help you choose colors that fit those rules or your HOA. Fine red dust also sticks to walls, so we wash every surface well before we paint.

Exterior paint in the Verde Valley takes a beating. Strong sun breaks it down, big swings between hot days and cool nights make surfaces expand and shrink, and monsoon rain finds every gap. A paint job that skips prep can start peeling within a couple of years.

We start by washing off dust and chalky old paint. Then we scrape loose paint, fill stucco cracks with flexible patch, caulk trim joints, and prime bare wood. Only then do we apply a quality exterior acrylic built for heat and UV.

We paint stucco, block, wood and fiber cement siding, fascia, eaves, doors, garage doors, and metal railings. We also help you choose colors that fit your HOA or city rules.

Local conditions in Sedona

Sedona is higher than Cottonwood, at about 4,300 feet, so UV is strong and nights get colder. Fine red dust settles on everything, which means surfaces must be washed well before painting. The city also has exterior color rules that favor earthy tones that blend with the landscape.

Sedona has a lot of Southwest stucco, timber accents, vacation rentals, and custom homes with large decks and wood beams. Whatever kind of home you have, our 11 years of Verde Valley work help us plan the right prep and products for it.