Atlanta homeowners know the weather here can be unpredictable—hot, humid summers, occasional freezes, and plenty of rain. That’s why understanding how long exterior paint actually lasts in our climate is key to protecting your home and planning ahead. The Short Answer? It Depends. On average, exterior paint in Atlanta lasts between 5 to 10 years. [...]
Why timing, temperature, and expertise matter in every coat. When it comes to exterior home painting, weather isn’t just a backdrop—it’s a major player. The temperature, humidity, and even sunlight all affect how paint adheres, cures, and lasts. At Atlanta’s Paint Doctor, we know how unpredictable Georgia’s climate can be, and we’re experts at working [...]
Spring Refresh, Longer Days & the Power of Light Spring is here—and with it comes the perfect time to paint and give your home the refresh it deserves. The days are longer, the weather is mild, and natural light is back in full swing, making it an ideal moment to finally tackle those painting projects [...]
Choosing the Right Finish for Your Home’s Exterior When planning an exterior house painting project, selecting the right color is only part of the process. The type of finish—or sheen level—you choose plays a major role in how your home will look, how long the paint will last, and how well it will resist [...]
Exterior Painting in Winter: Tips and Solutions Exterior painting in winter could be hard with many painters forced to cut their schedules short due to freezing temperatures. Traditionally, most paints require outdoor temperatures to be at least 50 degrees Fahrenheit to ensure proper application and drying. When temperatures drop below this threshold, the paint can [...]
Your exterior home painting isn’t just about aesthetics; it plays a critical role in protecting your house from damage. While a freshly painted home enhances curb appeal, it’s also your home’s first line of defense against the elements. This protective layer keeps moisture out, preventing wood rot and deterioration, which ensures your home stays sturdy [...]
