Careful painting and construction for Greeley's historic brick homes near UNC and the newer neighborhoods on the west side.
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Super Service Award 2025Greeley's weather is classic eastern plains: strong sun for most of the year, wind that rarely rests, and hailstorms that can turn a summer afternoon into a repair list. Sun beats down on south-facing walls and fades darker colors quickly, while gusts drive dust and moisture into seams. Wooden trim, porch posts and fences take the brunt of it, drying out and cracking unless they are kept sealed.
What makes Greeley especially interesting is the range of construction. The historic districts around the University of Northern Colorado and near Bittersweet Park include older brick and frame homes with wood windows, decorative porches and trim that often hold many layers of paint. On those houses we focus on gentle cleaning, careful scraping, glazing repairs and breathable primers that respect the original materials. Brick itself is usually left unpainted unless it has been painted before, in which case we use masonry coatings designed to let moisture escape. On the west side of town, newer subdivisions bring siding, fences and decks that typically need their first serious maintenance a decade or so after construction.
From Fort Collins we drive east-southeast toward Greeley along US-34 or CO-257, a regular route for our crews. We are happy to come out for an estimate, return for color reviews and schedule a final walkthrough at a time that works for you.
Older Greeley homes frequently carry surprises beneath the surface, so we inspect closely before quoting. Soft spots in window sills, loose porch railings and peeling layers that go all the way to bare wood are common, and they are best repaired before new paint goes on. Houses built before 1978 may contain lead-based paint, so we follow lead-safe practices to contain dust and debris and keep your family protected. On newer west-side homes, the most common concerns are fading siding, cracked caulk around windows and fences that have turned gray from years in the sun. We also see a lot of decks that were installed with the house and never sealed, which leaves the boards rough and splintering. A good cleaning, light sanding and a penetrating stain can bring many of those decks back without replacement. Inside, Greeley homeowners often want to update older wood paneling or trim, brighten basements and refresh rooms before selling or after buying a house. Whatever the scope, we explain what we found, what we recommend and what can safely wait, so you can plan your budget with confidence.
Greeley customers hire us for exterior repaints on older frame homes, interior painting, deck and fence staining, new decks, fences, framing and concrete work. Homes near open ground, such as Island Grove Regional Park, catch more wind-driven dust, so we pressure wash thoroughly before any coating goes on. For historic homes we can repair trim and window sashes instead of replacing them. Explore each service below.


Greeley homes range from century-old houses to brand-new builds, and our job is to match the approach to the house rather than run every project the same way. On older homes we take time with prep and repairs. On newer ones we focus on upgrading builder finishes to coatings that will stand up to the plains sun.
Either way, you get a detailed written estimate, free color samples on your own walls, daily communication and a clean work area every evening. We wrap up with a walkthrough so you can sign off with confidence. Our team is fully insured and has decades of hands-on experience. If you live near the Centennial Village Museum or out on the newer west side, we would be glad to take a look at your project.
No-obligation quotes, honest pricing, and a written guarantee on every job.