Exterior Painting · Project Spotlight
Exterior Painting & Wood Repair in Richland, Nashville
A Fresh Finish Built on Careful Wood Repairs
Faded paint and extensive wood rot called for more than a fresh coat at Lori’s single-story brick home. Cumberland Painting repaired damaged wood and refreshed the exterior details, fence, and deck with a green and brown color palette.
The Challenge
Addressing Damaged Wood Before Painting
The standout challenge on this project was the amount of wood rot. Repairing those areas was a key part of preparing the exterior for its new finish, and the existing paint around the home’s trim and architectural details had faded.
Painting Project Snapshot
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The Solution
The Exterior Refresh, In Detail
The crew pressure washed the surfaces, scraped loose paint, sanded, completed wood repairs, and primed before applying the finish coatings.
Crew leader Jerry oversaw the 12-day project, which extended beyond the home’s trim and architectural details to include fence and deck painting/staining.
Painting Materials & Techniques
Wood rot repairs
Benjamin Moore finishes
Thorough surface prep
The Result? A Refreshed Exterior Built on Sound Wood.
Lori’s single-story brick home now has refreshed exterior details, fence, and deck in a green and brown palette, with the damaged wood repaired underneath rather than simply painted over.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you repair wood rot before painting?
Can you paint or stain my fence and deck at the same time as the house?
Ready to Refresh Your Home’s Exterior?
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