We have completed more than 230 painting projects in Golden Valley since 2018, more than in many cities twice its size. It sits right between our Minneapolis and Plymouth crews, and its mid-century housing stock is exactly the kind of exterior we paint fastest and best.

Golden Valley is mostly 1940s-60s ramblers, split-levels and mid-century two-stories, with lap siding, cedar or redwood accents, brick and stone, and aluminum trim. They paint efficiently: wash, scrape, prime bare wood, two coats, often a new front door color. Original trim paint on these homes frequently contains lead, so we test and follow EPA lead-safe practices where it applies.
The streets near Theodore Wirth Park and along the Minneapolis line, in the Tyrol Hills and North Tyrol areas, have 1920s-30s stucco and Tudors that paint like their Bryn Mawr neighbors, with oxidation washing and patching. Interiors and cabinet painting are steady year-round.
Full exteriors on stucco, cedar, lap and shake siding, with lead-safe prep on pre-1978 homes.
Walls, ceilings, trim and doors, scheduled around how you live in the house.
Cedar siding, decks and entries in transparent through solid stains.
Oxidation wash, crack patching and a masonry-rated coating that breathes.
Sprayed factory-style finishes on kitchen and bath cabinets.
Real homes our crews painted in Golden Valley. Street names only, no house numbers.


More in our portfolio and on the exterior pricing page, where five projects are shown with their bids and final invoices.
Over the last two seasons the middle half of our Golden Valley exterior projects ran from $4,140 to $9,650, with a median of $6,540. What moves the number is size, siding type, carpentry and whether the home is pre-1978 and needs lead-safe prep.
Residential exterior projects we completed in Golden Valley, 2025 through September 2026 (n=52). Every project is priced on site; these are the real range, not a quote.
The middle half of our Golden Valley exteriors over the last two seasons ran from about $4,140 to $9,650, median $6,540. Ramblers with aluminum trim are at the low end; two-story stucco with lead-safe prep at the high end.
Possibly. Pre-1978 homes may have lead in original trim and siding paint. We test and, where needed, itemize EPA lead-safe prep on the proposal.
Yes. Mid-century wood accents take a semi-transparent or semi-solid stain well once cleaned and brightened; painted accents get a solid stain or paint.
Yes. After a wash and a bonding primer on chalked areas, aluminum siding takes acrylic paint well and is one of the more affordable exteriors to repaint.
Usually one wash day and one to two painting days. Two-stories take two to three painting days.
An estimator comes to the house, measures it, checks for lead and rot, and leaves you a printed proposal with the prep steps itemized. No pressure and no obligation.
Schedule your free estimateOr call or text 763-515-4463.