Full exterior house painting in Sammamish, Issaquah, Bellevue, and the Eastside. Careful preparation, proper priming, and two full finish coats of Sherwin-Williams paint.
We use Sherwin-Williams exterior paints and apply two full finish coats on every surface included in your painting scope, with the preparation and priming the surface needs beforehand. Primer is a separate preparation step and does not count as one of the two finish coats.
Request a free painting estimate →A fresh paint job should bring the exterior together. Baker Siding Pros paints existing homes and newly installed siding throughout Sammamish, Issaquah, Bellevue, Redmond, Snoqualmie, North Bend, and nearby Eastside communities.
Each surface is evaluated for condition and compatibility. Your estimate lists exactly what is included.
Our siding and trim experience helps us recognize when a surface needs repair before paint. Loose boards, deteriorated trim, and moisture problems need attention so the new finish has a sound base.
Factory-finished materials, vinyl, metal, and previously stained surfaces need a specific coating and color review. Deck walking surfaces require their own suitable coating system and a separately defined scope.
We offer a range of Sherwin-Williams exterior paint options, from value-focused acrylics to premium finishes and specialty performance features. We explain the differences and help you select a product for your siding, sun and weather exposure, desired appearance, and budget.
Every option includes our two full finish coats. Paint selection changes the product features; careful preparation and appropriate priming remain part of the process.
A 100% acrylic exterior paint for homeowners who want dependable coverage while keeping the material budget in view.
Consider it for: A practical option for a straightforward repaint on sound, properly prepared surfaces.
Manufacturer product details ↗An exterior acrylic latex with strong adhesion and color retention, plus resistance to fading and peeling. The coating also resists dirt and mildew.
Consider it for: A balanced choice when you want reliable exterior performance and good value.
Manufacturer product details ↗Formulated with PermaLast® technology for a thicker coating than ordinary latex paint, with resistance to cracking, peeling, and blistering.
Consider it for: Worth comparing when durability and protection are priorities for your exterior.
Manufacturer product details ↗A premium exterior acrylic latex with a smooth, uniform appearance and resistance to blistering, peeling, fading, and dirt pickup, plus a mildew-resistant coating.
Consider it for: For homeowners who place a high value on both finish quality and long-term appearance.
Manufacturer product details ↗An exterior coating formulated to help shed dirt when rain or water contacts the surface, with UV and weather protection.
Consider it for: For homeowners interested in easier upkeep. Sheltered areas still need cleaning, and routine maintenance remains important.
Manufacturer product details ↗An exterior acrylic latex with ClimateFlex Technology™ designed for moisture resistance and application across a wider range of temperatures.
Consider it for: An option to evaluate when changing weather affects the application window. Surfaces still need to be dry and conditions must meet the product requirements.
Manufacturer product details ↗These descriptions explain how we compare the options; Latitude is a weather-adaptive choice rather than a step in a simple good/better/best ranking. Product, color, and sheen availability is confirmed for your project. Any manufacturer warranty follows that product’s written terms and is separate from the workmanship terms in your agreement.
A lasting finish starts well before the paint goes on. We plan preparation, repairs, protection, priming, and application together, then work around the conditions your chosen coating requires.
We review the siding, trim, fascia, soffits, doors, existing paint, and access around your home. We look for peeling coatings, open joints, exposed wood, and visible damage. Your written estimate identifies the surfaces to be painted, preparation, repairs, selected paint, colors, and sheen.
We help you compare Sherwin-Williams options for your home’s materials, exposure, appearance, and budget. Body, trim, and accent colors are coordinated with the roof, stone, brick, and other finishes. Review physical samples in daylight and shade, and confirm any required HOA approval before final selection.
We remove dirt, loose surface contaminants, and mildew using cleaning methods suited to the siding and existing finish. Washing is controlled to protect the surface and avoid forcing water behind siding or into openings. The exterior must dry adequately before preparation and coating continue.
Windows, roofing, fixtures, hardscaping, and other surfaces outside the painting scope are masked or covered as appropriate. We plan access around landscaping and outdoor belongings and take care to control paint drips and overspray.
Loose and peeling paint is removed, rough edges are feathered, and glossy areas are prepared as needed for adhesion. Deteriorated siding or trim and moisture concerns are identified before coating. Necessary repair work is discussed and approved as part of the scope before proceeding.
Failed sealant is addressed and suitable paintable exterior caulk is used at joints and transitions that require sealing. We follow the siding and trim manufacturer’s details, keeping drainage openings and required clearances open. Caulk is allowed to cure as specified before painting.
Bare wood, exposed areas, repairs, stains, and other surfaces requiring primer receive a compatible primer before finish painting. Stain-blocking or bonding primers are selected where needed. Whether spot priming or a full primer coat is appropriate depends on the surface and selected coating system, and is defined in the preparation scope.
Every surface included in the painting scope receives two separate, full finish coats of the specified paint. This includes the agreed siding, trim, fascia, soffits, and paintable door surfaces. We use brush, roller, or spray application with back-brushing or back-rolling where appropriate, following the product’s coverage, film thickness, and drying requirements between coats.
We inspect coverage, finish consistency, edges, and trim details, address touch-ups, and remove masking and job debris. We walk through the completed scope with you and review the products, colors, and care information so you know how to look after the finished exterior.
We help you think through how siding colors work with the roof, masonry, windows, landscaping, and neighboring homes. A trim or front-door accent can add definition while keeping the overall look cohesive.
Flat finishes soften the appearance of surface irregularities; low-lustre and satin add a subtle sheen; glossier finishes can emphasize suitable doors and trim. The available choices depend on the paint line. Physical samples help confirm the appearance before the job.
We plan around rain, dew, humidity, surface temperature, and the drying time between coats. The surface must be ready, and application and curing conditions must follow the selected product’s instructions.
A weather-adaptive coating does not make a wet surface ready to paint. If conditions could compromise the finish, we adjust the schedule and keep you informed.
Yes. Every surface included in the agreed painting scope receives two separate, full finish coats: siding, trim, fascia, soffits, and paintable doors when those items are included. Each coat is applied at the specified coverage and allowed the required drying time. Two spray passes during a single wet application are not our definition of two coats.
Proper priming is part of our preparation process. We prime bare areas, repairs, stains, and other surfaces that require it, using a compatible primer selected for the job. The condition of the exterior determines whether spot priming or a full primer coat is needed. Primer does not count toward your two finish coats, even when the finish paint is described as self-priming.
We compare your budget, surface condition, exposure, color, sheen, and maintenance priorities. A-100 and SuperPaint offer value-oriented choices; Duration and Emerald provide premium options with different performance features. Rain Refresh adds dirt-shedding technology, while Latitude addresses application conditions. We identify the exact product in your estimate before work begins.
Yes. Full exterior house painting is available as a standalone service. We assess the existing siding and trim first and explain any repairs that should be completed before painting. You can also combine the painting with a full re-side or other exterior work.
We base the estimate on exterior surface area, height and access, preparation, repairs, trim detail, colors, and selected products. Weather and drying times also affect the schedule. Your free estimate provides a defined scope and a project-specific plan.
Follow the selected paint’s cure and cleaning instructions. Periodically inspect joints and exposed areas, keep plants from rubbing against the siding, clean gently when needed, and address leaks promptly. Even premium and self-cleaning coatings benefit from regular care.
Let’s review your home, compare paint options, and put the complete scope in writing.