Plymouth is our third-busiest city, with more than 530 painting projects since 2017. Most of the homes we paint here were built between 1975 and 2005, so the work is cedar and engineered-wood siding, stained decks and two-story exteriors where clean lines and even coverage matter more than heavy prep.

The Plymouth housing stock is largely 1980s and 1990s two-stories and split-levels with cedar, LP SmartSide or Hardie siding and painted or stained cedar trim. Cedar that was originally stained often needs a solid stain or a bonding primer and paint once it has weathered, and we will tell you which one your house actually needs. Newer neighborhoods off Vicksburg Lane and in the northwest part of the city have fiber-cement and shake-style siding that repaint cleanly.
Decks, pergolas and front-entry stain work are a big part of what Plymouth homeowners ask us for, along with interior repaints when a house changes hands. Our exterior crews are in Plymouth most weeks of the season, so scheduling is easy and touch-up visits are quick.
Full exteriors on stucco, cedar, lap and shake siding, with lead-safe prep on pre-1978 homes.
Cedar siding, decks and entries in transparent through solid stains.
Walls, ceilings, trim and doors, scheduled around how you live in the house.
Sprayed factory-style finishes on kitchen and bath cabinets.
Rotted sills, trim, porch parts and siding rebuilt before the painters start.
Real homes our crews painted in Plymouth. 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.
“The professionalism and degree of communication was head and shoulders above any experience I've had with paint contractors in the past. The quality of the work was top-notch.”
Full exterior, Plymouth“Grant did a really good job during the sales process being thorough and giving an honest price. Sahir was really good as a project manager.”
Full exterior, Plymouth“The team at Paris was very communicative and did a great job painting the exterior of our home. They took the time to do multiple walk arounds to touch up anything that was needed and ensured all was done properly.”
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Over the last two seasons the middle half of our Plymouth exterior projects ran from $3,320 to $9,510, with a median of $6,430. 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 Plymouth, 2025 through September 2026 (n=73). Every project is priced on site; these are the real range, not a quote.
The middle half of our Plymouth exteriors over the last two seasons ran from about $3,320 to $9,510, median $6,430. Most Plymouth homes are post-1978 so there is no lead-safe surcharge, and the number is driven mainly by size, siding type and whether cedar trim needs priming.
If the cedar was stained and still has a visible grain, a semi-transparent or semi-solid stain keeps that look. If it has been painted before, or the surface has gone gray and fuzzy, a solid stain or a primed paint system will look better and last longer. We will look at the actual boards and recommend one.
Yes. Both repaint well with a quality acrylic exterior paint. We check for any soft or swollen LP boards first and replace them before painting so you are not painting over a problem.
Yes. Deck cleaning, brightening and staining in transparent, semi-transparent and solid finishes, plus board replacement through our carpentry crew when needed.
A typical Plymouth two-story is washed one day and painted over two to three working days. Your project manager confirms the schedule with you in advance and walks the finished job with you.
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.