Why Preparation Comes First

Pressure washing and surface prep are the foundation of every paint job United Home Restoration completes. Without removing dirt, mildew, chalky residue, and loose paint first, new coatings fail early through peeling, blistering, and poor adhesion. This applies to exterior siding, decks, fences, fascia, and any surface before residential or commercial painting begins. Proper prep can double the life of a paint job compared to painting over an unprepared surface.

Technician pressure washing a home's exterior siding

Our Preparation Process, Step by Step

01

Painter inspecting exterior trim with a clipboard

Inspection & Assessment
Walk the property to identify peeling paint, rot, mildew, and repair needs before any work begins.

02

Pressure washer nozzle cleaning a deck surface

Pressure Washing
Remove dirt, chalking, mildew, and loose debris from siding, decks, fences, and fascia using controlled-pressure equipment safe for each surface.

03

Hand sanding a wood fascia board

Scraping, Sanding & Spot Repairs
Strip failing paint, sand rough edges smooth, and patch or repair damaged wood, siding, or fascia so the surface is sound.

04

Painter taping off a window frame before priming

Priming & Masking
Apply primer to bare or repaired areas and mask trim, windows, and landscaping to protect surfaces not being painted.

Ready for a Paint Job That Lasts?

United Home Restoration pairs thorough pressure washing and preparation with expert interior and exterior painting for residential and commercial properties, so the finish holds up for years, not months.