

Exterior Painting
Three-story multi-family, yellow to slate blue
Full exterior repaint of a three-story multi-family: siding in a deep slate blue, trim, stacked rear porches and stair railings in crisp off-white.
Interior & exterior painting · Based in Somerville, MA — serving Greater Boston
contact@lnopainting.comExterior Painting · Arlington, MA
An Arlington exterior usually means a single-family house with plenty of trim and plenty of trees around it. Shade, leaves and mildew shape how we prep and when we paint.
Arlington’s housing is largely single-family: Colonials, Victorians, Craftsman-style bungalows and Capes, with two-families concentrated in East Arlington and larger lots up in the Heights. Many homes have been renovated in stages, so an original room can sit next to a brand-new addition.
Every step, what’s included and what isn’t: Exterior Painting in detail.


Exterior Painting
Full exterior repaint of a three-story multi-family: siding in a deep slate blue, trim, stacked rear porches and stair railings in crisp off-white.


Exterior Painting
Chalky, sun-faded clapboards scraped, primed and repainted in a deep barn red, with every window casing brought back to bright white.
Yes. Plants next to the house are covered or tied back during prep and painting, and we check them at cleanup.
Shaded siding stays damp longer, which breaks down the paint bond and invites mildew. Proper washing, drying and priming on that side is the fix.
Roughly late spring through mid-fall. Most exterior paints need dry surfaces and temperatures above their minimum (often around 50°F) through the day and night. Early fall is popular, so it helps to book ahead.
Tell us what you want painted. We’ll come see it, talk through the details and put an estimate in writing.