Painters Farragut TN are hired for houses that often mix a brick front with siding on the sides and the back, and for interiors that still wear the builder's flat paint. That mix is the job. Castle Painters walks the property, names the surface, and sends a free written estimate. We are family-owned. The work on this page is interior, exterior, siding, brick, decks, fences, and Painter for a Day.
If your neighborhood issues a color sheet, bring it to the walk-through. We do not guess an approval. Open lots here take more sun on the south and west walls. Wooded lots hold shade and stay damp longer on the north side. Those are scheduling facts.
How painters Farragut TN scope a house
We separate the house from the yard. Siding and trim are not a deck. A fence is not stained with house paint. Brick is not rolled because it sits next to a painted gable. Each offer below is a real scope with its own prep. You can book one. You do not have to book all of them.
The walk-through is on site. We look at chalk, caulk joints, nail pops, soft wood, and whether a deck still beads water. You get the scope in writing. Work we complete carries a 3-year written warranty. When a brand is named, it is Sherwin-Williams.
Interior painting
Interior work on these houses is usually drywall, often still in a builder flat that marks when it is wiped. We patch, prime the patches, caulk open trim, cut in, and put a wipeable eggshell or satin on halls, kitchens, and baths. Ceilings stay flat unless you want them changed. Tall walls and two-story entries need a ladder plan and a cut line that stays straight. Details are on the interior painting page.
Exterior painting
Exterior work is the whole envelope: wash off dirt and chalk, scrape loose paint, caulk open trim, prime bare wood, then coats on siding, fascia, soffit, shutters, and doors. Many Farragut houses show brick on the front and siding on the other walls. We paint the siding and trim. We do not paint the brick unless that is its own decision. Sun on dark colors is part of the product choice. See exterior painting.
Siding painting
Siding is the substrate visit: vinyl, fiber cement, and the wood that is left on an older elevation. Vinyl gets a vinyl-safe color so the panel does not warp. Fiber cement can go darker. Wood is scraped and primed where it is bare. Chalk and mildew come off before any coat. The closer page is siding painting.
Brick painting
Newer brick is common. Painting it is optional. We check moisture, mortar, and weep holes, then choose masonry paint, limewash, or no coating. A test patch comes before a full wall. A skim finish is discussed only after those choices, and only as a finish, not as a style. Read brick painting.
Deck staining
Decks are cleaned, dried, repaired where boards are soft, and stained. Open lots bake the walking surface and fade a light stain. Wooded lots stay damp and grow mildew. We stain when the boards are dry. Paint on a deck peels. The scope is stain. See deck staining.
Fence staining
Fence work here is privacy or picket wood, including shared runs where we need permission to coat the far side. We check posts at the ground, wash, let the wood dry, and stain. New treated pine that still beads water waits. An HOA color, if you have one, is the color we follow. This is Farragut fence work, scoped on your lot, not a note about some other town. See fence staining.
Painter for a Day
Painter for a Day is one painter, one list, one day. A room, a door, punch-list spots, or touch-ups after a repair can fit. A whole house cannot. You name the date. We confirm the list. Photos can scope a short list. Anything larger gets the on-site estimate. See Painter for a Day.
What you leave with
Get a free estimate. We write the surfaces, the prep, and the colors you are allowed to use if a sheet exists. You read the scope before we schedule.