Professional exterior house painting by Glacier Home Exteriors in Central Texas

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Professional Exterior Painting in Central Texas

A quality exterior paint job protects your home from Central Texas sun, extreme heat, and severe storms while dramatically improving curb appeal. Glacier Home Exteriors delivers expert surface preparation, premium Sherwin-Williams paints, and meticulous craftsmanship on every project — from Waco to Austin and every community in between.

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Why Central Texas Homeowners Choose Glacier for Exterior Painting

Glacier Home Exteriors is a family-owned exterior contractor founded by Sean and Kristen Clifford. We serve homeowners across Central Texas — from Waco, Temple, and Killeen south to Georgetown, Round Rock, Pflugerville, Cedar Park, and Austin. Exterior painting is one of the most impactful home improvements you can make: a freshly painted home not only looks beautiful but gains a critical layer of protection against the punishing Central Texas climate.

Unlike national franchises that subcontract to the lowest bidder, every Glacier project is managed directly by our team. We use only premium paints from Sherwin-Williams and PPG — never builder-grade products. We are BBB Accredited, fully insured, and committed to the kind of detailed craftsmanship that turns first-time customers into lifelong referral sources.

Whether you need a full-house repaint, targeted touch-up work, or a color refresh to modernize your home's curb appeal, we bring the same level of preparation, communication, and quality to every project. We also offer flexible financing through Enhancify so you can invest in premium results without financial stress.

Glacier crew applying primer to an exterior wall before painting

Premium Exterior Paint Comparison: Which Product Is Right for Your Home?

We only use top-tier exterior paints that are engineered for extreme UV exposure, thermal cycling, and humidity. Here is how our two preferred product lines compare:

FeatureSherwin-Williams DurationPPG Manor Hall
Price per Gallon$75 – $85$55 – $65
Coverage (sq ft / gal)350 – 400400 – 450
WarrantyLifetime Limited20-Year Limited
UV ResistanceExcellent — PermaLast technologyVery Good — UV-stable resins
Mildew ResistanceBuilt-in mildewcideBuilt-in mildewcide
Self-PrimingYesYes (one coat on previously painted)
Best ForRepaints on wood & fiber cement; value+longevityBudget-conscious premium; high coverage needs
Chalk ResistanceExcellentVery Good

* Prices are approximate retail; contractor pricing may vary. Glacier provides all materials at cost in our project estimates — you never pay retail markup.

Why Prep Is 80% of a Great Exterior Paint Job

The most common reason exterior paint fails prematurely is inadequate surface preparation. A beautiful top coat applied over a poorly prepared surface will peel, blister, and crack within 2 to 3 years — wasting your entire investment. At Glacier, we dedicate 60 to 70 percent of total project time to preparation because it is the foundation that everything else depends on.

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Power Washing & Mildew Treatment

We pressure wash every surface using the appropriate PSI for each substrate — 1,500 to 2,000 PSI for wood and fiber cement, 2,500 to 3,000 PSI for masonry. We add a commercial mildewcide to the wash solution to kill mold and mildew spores at the root, not just remove visible growth. Surfaces then dry for 24 to 48 hours before the next step.

2

Scraping, Sanding & Wood Repair

All loose, peeling, or flaking paint is hand-scraped down to a sound edge using carbide scrapers. Bare wood is sanded smooth with 80- to 120-grit sandpaper to create a proper surface profile for primer adhesion. Rotted wood is replaced or consolidated with a two-part epoxy system. Nail holes and minor surface defects are filled with exterior-grade wood filler and sanded flush.

3

Caulking & Sealing

Every gap, joint, and crack is sealed with premium 50-year paintable sealant. This includes window and door frames, trim joints, siding lap joints, and penetrations for utilities. Proper caulking prevents water intrusion — the number one cause of wood rot and paint failure in Central Texas.

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Priming

Bare wood, repaired areas, stain-prone surfaces, and any spot where we have scraped to bare substrate receive a dedicated bonding primer coat. We use oil-based primers on tannin-rich woods like cedar and redwood to prevent bleed-through, and high-adhesion acrylic primers on previously painted surfaces that need extra grip. On masonry, we use alkali-resistant primers to prevent efflorescence from telegraphing through the finish coat.

5

Masking & Protection

Every window, door, light fixture, doorbell camera, house number, and outdoor feature is carefully masked with professional-grade painter's tape and plastic sheeting. Landscaping, walkways, and driveways are covered with heavy-duty canvas drop cloths. HVAC units and electrical panels are protected from overspray.

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Two Coats of Premium Finish Paint

The first coat provides full coverage and seals the prepared surface. The second coat ensures consistent color, maximum film thickness, and long-term durability. We apply using the appropriate method for each surface — brush and roller for trim and detail work, airless spray for large body surfaces — and back-brush every sprayed application to work the paint into the surface texture for superior adhesion.

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Final Walkthrough & Cleanup

We walk every inch of the completed project with you, inspecting from multiple angles and distances. Any areas that need touch-up are addressed on the spot. We remove all masking, fold drop cloths, pick up every piece of tape, and leave your property as clean as or cleaner than we found it. You receive a project summary with paint colors, formulas, and warranty documentation.

Central Texas Climate Challenges: Why Your Paint Fails (and How We Prevent It)

Central Texas is one of the toughest environments in the country for exterior paint. Understanding the specific threats your home faces is the first step toward choosing the right products and application methods.

Intense UV Degradation

Central Texas averages 230-plus sunny days per year with a UV index that regularly reaches 10 or 11 during summer. UV radiation breaks down the chemical bonds in paint pigments and binders, causing fading, chalking, and eventual film erosion. South-facing and west-facing walls absorb the most solar radiation and can fade up to twice as fast as north-facing surfaces on the same house. This is why we recommend premium paints with advanced UV-stabilizing resins — particularly Sherwin-Williams Duration with PermaLast technology for dark or bold colors that are most vulnerable to UV fading.

Thermal Expansion & Cracking

Summer surface temperatures on south-facing walls routinely exceed 150 degrees Fahrenheit while overnight lows in the 70s create a daily temperature swing of 80 degrees or more. This constant expansion and contraction cycle stresses rigid paint films until they crack. The effect is even more pronounced on metal substrates and older oil-based paint layers. Our solution is premium acrylic latex formulations with high elongation properties — these paints stretch and contract with the substrate instead of cracking. Elastomeric coatings on stucco surfaces can bridge cracks up to 1/16 of an inch, providing both protection and a smooth appearance.

Humidity & Mildew on North-Facing Walls

While Central Texas is not as humid as the Gulf Coast, relative humidity frequently climbs above 80 percent on spring and fall mornings — especially on north-facing walls that receive little direct sunlight. These perpetually shaded surfaces stay damp longer, creating ideal conditions for mold, mildew, and algae growth. Black and green staining on soffits, under eaves, and on north-facing siding is extremely common. Every paint we apply contains mildewcide additives, and our pressure-washing process uses a commercial mildew-killing solution that neutralizes spores before we prime and paint.

Chalking & Erosion

Chalking occurs when UV radiation and weather break down the paint binder, leaving a powdery residue on the surface. In Central Texas, chalking is especially problematic on south-facing and west-facing elevations. If a new coat of paint is applied over a chalky surface without proper cleaning and priming, it will lose adhesion and peel within 1 to 2 years. Our prep process removes all chalk through power washing, and we apply a chalk-bonding primer whenever residual chalking is detected. The premium paints we use are formulated with chalk-resistant binders that significantly slow this degradation process compared to standard-grade products.

Surface-Specific Exterior Painting Guidance

Different exterior surfaces require different preparation techniques, primers, and paint products. Here is our approach to the most common substrates we encounter in Central Texas homes.

Painting Wood Siding

Wood siding — including cedar lap siding, pine T-111 panels, and wood trim — is the most maintenance-intensive exterior surface. Central Texas heat and UV degrade wood faster than in cooler climates, and moisture absorption through unprotected end grain causes warping, splitting, and rot. We scrape all loose paint, sand to a smooth profile, consolidate any soft or punky wood with a two-part epoxy, and prime every bare surface with an oil-based or high-adhesion acrylic primer. Cedar and redwood require a tannin-blocking primer to prevent brown bleed-through stains. Two coats of premium acrylic latex are applied for a durable, flexible finish that moves with the wood through seasonal expansion and contraction. With proper prep and premium paint, wood siding can look great and stay protected for 7 to 10 years between repaints.

Painting James Hardie Fiber Cement Siding

James Hardie fiber cement siding is extremely popular in Central Texas because of its durability, fire resistance, and resistance to termites and rot. If your Hardie siding has a factory ColorPlus finish, you may only need targeted touch-ups on cut edges, caulk joints, and areas where the factory finish has been chipped during installation or by impact. For a full-color change or if the factory finish has reached the end of its 15-year cycle, we clean the surface, lightly sand to degloss, and apply two coats of premium acrylic latex paint. Hardie siding takes paint exceptionally well and holds color longer than wood, making it one of the most cost-effective surfaces to repaint. We also install new Hardie siding if your project calls for a complete siding replacement.

Painting Stucco Exteriors

Stucco is common in Central Texas neighborhoods built from the 1990s onward, and it presents unique painting challenges. Stucco is porous, prone to hairline cracking from foundation movement, and can trap moisture behind the finish if the wrong product is used. We repair all cracks with a compatible elastomeric patching compound, clean the surface thoroughly, and apply a high-build masonry primer followed by two coats of elastomeric coating. Elastomeric paint is 10 times thicker than standard latex and bridges hairline cracks while creating a waterproof yet breathable membrane. This is critical in Central Texas where driving rain can push water through standard paint into the stucco substrate. The result is a smooth, uniform finish that protects for 10 to 15 years.

Painting Brick Exteriors

Painting or limewashing brick is one of the most popular exterior updates in Central Texas right now. Many homes built in the 1980s through 2000s feature dated red, orange, or buff brick that homeowners want to modernize. Before painting brick, we power wash to remove dirt, moss, and efflorescence (the white mineral deposits caused by moisture migrating through the masonry). We apply a breathable masonry primer designed to penetrate the porous surface and provide a strong mechanical bond. Two coats of premium acrylic latex deliver a beautiful, long-lasting finish. For homeowners who want a softer, more textured look, we also offer limewash application — a mineral-based finish that allows some of the underlying brick character to show through. Both approaches are low-maintenance and can last 15 to 20 years on properly prepared brick.

Exterior Color Consultation: Popular Central Texas Palettes

Choosing the right exterior colors can feel overwhelming — there are thousands of options and what looks great on a 2-inch chip often looks completely different on a full wall under Central Texas sunlight. Our complimentary color consultation takes the guesswork out of the process.

Modern Farmhouse

Warm white or alabaster body with charcoal or black trim, dark bronze or matte black gutters, and a natural wood-tone front door. This palette photographs beautifully, works with virtually any roof color, and is approved by most Central Texas HOAs.

Hill Country Classic

Warm greige or putty body with cream trim and sage green or dusty blue shutters. This palette complements the natural limestone and cedar prevalent in the Hill Country landscape from Georgetown south to Austin and is a favorite in communities like Crystal Falls and Cimarron Hills.

Painted Brick Contemporary

Bright white or off-white limewash over brick with dark navy or forest green front door and matching shutters. Clean, contemporary, and extremely popular in Pflugerville, Round Rock, and Cedar Park neighborhoods built in the 2000s.

Craftsman Warm Tones

Deeper body colors like olive, slate blue, or warm taupe with contrasting lighter trim and boldly colored front doors in red, teal, or amber. Works especially well on homes with stone accents and covered front porches — common in Waco, Temple, and Belton historic neighborhoods.

HOA-Friendly Approach

Many Central Texas neighborhoods have HOA color restrictions. We research your HOA guidelines before making recommendations and can submit color selections for architectural committee approval on your behalf. If your HOA requires pre-approval, we factor that timeline into our project schedule so there are no delays once we are ready to paint.

Exterior Painting Cost Guide for Central Texas

We believe in transparent pricing with no surprises. Here are typical exterior painting cost ranges for Central Texas homes. Your actual estimate will depend on the specific condition, size, and complexity of your project.

Project TypeTypical RangeWhat's Included
Single-Story Full Repaint$3,500 – $7,500Power wash, scrape, caulk, prime, 2 coats body + trim
Two-Story Full Repaint$6,000 – $14,000Full prep, scaffolding, 2 coats body + trim + soffits
Trim, Fascia & Soffit Only$1,500 – $4,000Scrape, prime, 2 coats on all trim surfaces
Brick Painting / Limewash$4,000 – $10,000Power wash, masonry primer, 2 coats or limewash application
Stucco Elastomeric Coating$5,000 – $12,000Crack repair, masonry primer, elastomeric coating system
Front Door & Garage Door$300 – $800Sand, prime, 2 coats of high-gloss enamel

All estimates include premium paint, full prep, cleanup, and our workmanship warranty. Financing available through Enhancify. Request your free estimate or call (254) 265-8898.

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Complete Exterior Solutions from Glacier Home Exteriors

Exterior painting is often part of a larger home improvement project. Many of our customers combine painting with other exterior upgrades to maximize curb appeal and protect their investment. We offer a full range of exterior services:

Roofing

Complete roof replacement, storm damage repair, and insurance claim assistance for Central Texas homes.

Siding

James Hardie fiber cement siding installation, LP SmartSide, and siding repair across Central Texas.

Windows & Doors

Energy-efficient window and door replacement to reduce cooling costs and improve comfort.

Insurance Claims

Storm damage assessment and insurance claim support for hail, wind, and weather damage.

Exterior Painting FAQs — Central Texas

We answer the most common questions Central Texas homeowners ask about exterior painting projects. If you do not see your question here, contact us or call (254) 265-8898.

How much does exterior painting cost in Central Texas?
Exterior painting costs in Central Texas typically range from $3,500 to $9,500 for a single-story home of 1,500 to 2,500 square feet. Two-story homes generally run $6,000 to $14,000 due to the additional scaffolding, labor hours, and material required. Several factors influence the final price: the condition of existing paint (homes with significant peeling or bare wood require more prep), the number of colors and trim details, the quality of paint selected, and whether specialty coatings like elastomeric stucco finishes are needed. At Glacier Home Exteriors, we provide free, itemized written estimates that break down every cost so you know exactly what you are paying for. We also offer financing through Enhancify with promotional terms up to 24 months. Our estimates include all prep work, primer, two coats of premium paint, cleanup, and a final walkthrough — there are no hidden charges.
How long does an exterior paint job take in Central Texas?
Most single-story homes in Central Texas take 4 to 6 working days from start to finish, including thorough surface preparation, priming, and two coats of finish paint. Two-story homes or larger properties with complex trim, multiple gables, or extensive soffits may take 6 to 10 working days. Weather plays a significant role in our scheduling — Central Texas summers often push surface temperatures above 140 degrees Fahrenheit on south-facing walls, which can cause paint to dry too quickly and reduce adhesion. We schedule our work to paint sun-exposed sides in the morning before peak heat and move to shaded sides in the afternoon. Rain delays are uncommon between June and September, but spring storm season can occasionally add a day or two. We communicate proactively with every homeowner about the daily schedule and any weather-related adjustments.
What type of exterior paint do you use?
We exclusively use premium acrylic latex paints from trusted manufacturers including Sherwin-Williams Duration and PPG Manor Hall. These top-tier product lines are specifically formulated for high-UV, high-heat environments like Central Texas. Sherwin-Williams Duration offers a lifetime limited warranty and exceptional self-priming capability, which makes it ideal for repaints where the existing surface is in fair condition. PPG Manor Hall delivers outstanding hide and coverage with excellent mildew resistance. We select the best product for each project based on the substrate, existing conditions, and your budget. Every product we use includes mildewcide and UV-stabilizing additives for maximum longevity in our climate.
How often should I repaint my home exterior in Central Texas?
In Central Texas, the typical repaint cycle is 7 to 10 years for quality acrylic latex paint and 5 to 7 years for lower-grade products. However, several local factors can shorten or extend that timeline significantly. South-facing and west-facing walls receive the most intense UV exposure and often show fading, chalking, or micro-cracking 2 to 3 years before other sides of the same house. Wood siding is more vulnerable to moisture absorption and thermal expansion, which can cause peeling — these surfaces may need attention every 5 to 8 years. James Hardie fiber cement siding with a factory ColorPlus finish can go 15 or more years before needing a full repaint, though touch-ups around caulk joints and cut edges may be needed sooner. Brick and stucco hold paint well but are prone to efflorescence and hairline cracking that should be addressed before they become larger problems. We offer free exterior assessments to help homeowners determine whether a full repaint, a targeted touch-up, or preventive maintenance is the most cost-effective approach.
Do you offer color consultation for exterior painting?
Yes — complimentary color consultation is included with every Glacier Home Exteriors painting project. Choosing exterior colors is a bigger decision than most homeowners realize. The color that looks perfect on a small swatch can look completely different on a full wall under Central Texas sunlight, which has a warm, intense quality that shifts colors toward yellow throughout the day. Our color consultation process starts with understanding your goals: do you want to blend with your neighborhood or make a bold statement? We consider your roof color, stone or brick accents, landscaping, and any HOA requirements. We then provide large 2-by-2-foot sample boards painted with your top choices so you can evaluate them against your home in morning, midday, and evening light. Popular Central Texas palettes right now lean toward warm whites and greiges paired with deep charcoal or navy trim, though classic earth tones and Hill Country-inspired sage greens remain perennial favorites. We can also match any existing color from a chip, photo, or physical sample.
What surface preparation do you do before painting?
Surface preparation is the single most important factor in how long your paint job will last — and it is where most painting contractors cut corners. At Glacier Home Exteriors, we follow a rigorous multi-step prep process that accounts for roughly 60 to 70 percent of the total project time. First, we pressure wash all surfaces at the appropriate PSI for each substrate: 1,500 to 2,000 PSI for wood and Hardie siding, 2,500 to 3,000 PSI for concrete, brick, and stucco. We use a mildewcide additive in the wash solution to kill mold and mildew spores, not just remove surface growth. After drying for 24 to 48 hours, we hand-scrape all loose, peeling, or flaking paint down to a sound edge. Bare wood is sanded smooth and primed with a bonding primer. We caulk every gap, joint, and crack with a premium 50-year paintable sealant — including window and door frames, trim joints, and siding lap joints. Nail holes are filled, rotted wood is replaced or consolidated with epoxy, and rust stains on metal components are treated with a rust-inhibitive primer. Only after every surface is clean, sound, and properly primed do we apply the first coat of finish paint.
Can you paint stucco and brick exteriors?
Absolutely. Stucco and brick are two of the most common exterior surfaces in Central Texas, and each requires a specialized approach. For stucco, we use elastomeric coatings that bridge hairline cracks up to 1/16 of an inch and provide a waterproof, breathable membrane that protects against moisture intrusion while allowing trapped moisture to escape. Before painting stucco, we repair any cracks wider than a hairline with a compatible patching compound and apply a high-build masonry primer. For brick, the process begins with a thorough power wash to remove dirt, efflorescence, and any previous coating failures. We apply a breathable masonry primer designed to penetrate the porous brick surface and provide a strong bond. We then apply two coats of premium acrylic latex in the color of your choice. Painting brick is a popular update in Central Texas — many homeowners are choosing to limewash or fully paint dated red or orange brick in warm white, cream, or soft gray tones. We are experienced with both traditional paint-over-brick and limewash techniques and can help you choose the best approach for your home's architecture and your aesthetic goals.
What is the best time of year to paint a house exterior in Central Texas?
The ideal exterior painting seasons in Central Texas are spring (March through May) and fall (September through November), when temperatures consistently stay between 50 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit and humidity is moderate. These conditions allow paint to cure properly, forming a strong, durable film. Summer painting is absolutely possible — and we stay busy through June, July, and August — but we adjust our schedule to avoid painting in direct sun when surface temperatures exceed 130 degrees. We start early in the morning on sun-exposed walls and follow the shade throughout the day. Winter is the least predictable season, but Central Texas winters are mild enough that we can often paint on days when temps reach the mid-50s by late morning. The one condition we always avoid is painting within 4 hours of rain or when overnight lows will drop below 35 degrees before the paint has had at least 4 hours to begin curing. We monitor weather forecasts closely and communicate any schedule adjustments with homeowners in advance.
Do you paint trim, soffits, and fascia?
Yes — trim, soffits, fascia, gutters, shutters, and all exterior detail work are included in our full-house painting packages. In fact, trim and detail work are where skilled craftsmanship makes the biggest visual difference. We brush and roll all trim by hand for the smoothest possible finish, using semi-gloss or high-gloss paint for durability and a crisp contrast against the body color. Soffits and fascia are painted with mildew-resistant formulas because these areas trap moisture and are highly susceptible to mold growth. If your soffits or fascia boards show signs of rot, we can replace damaged sections before painting — catching wood rot at the fascia level prevents much more expensive damage to rafters and roof decking down the line. Gutters and downspouts are cleaned, lightly sanded, and primed with a metal-adhesion primer before receiving two coats of acrylic finish paint. We also paint front doors, garage doors, porch columns, railings, and decorative millwork. Any exterior surface that can be painted, we paint — and we do it right.
Do you offer financing for exterior painting projects?
Yes. Through our partnership with Enhancify, we offer flexible financing options that make it easy to invest in your home without straining your budget. Homeowners can choose from several promotional plans, including no-interest financing for up to 24 months on approved credit. The application process takes just a few minutes and involves a soft credit check that does not impact your credit score. Once approved, you can select the payment plan that works best for your financial situation. Financing covers the full project cost including all prep work, materials, and labor. Many of our customers find that financing allows them to upgrade to a premium paint system they might not have considered otherwise — and the longer-lasting results actually save money over a 15- to 20-year period compared to choosing a cheaper product that needs repainting sooner. We walk you through all financing options during the estimate process so you can make an informed decision.
What warranty do you offer on exterior painting?
Glacier Home Exteriors stands behind every project with our 5-year workmanship warranty that covers peeling, blistering, or flaking caused by improper preparation or application. This is in addition to the manufacturer's product warranty on the paint itself. Sherwin-Williams Duration carries a lifetime limited warranty. PPG Manor Hall includes a 20-year warranty. These manufacturer warranties cover defects in the product itself — such as abnormal fading, chalking, or loss of adhesion when applied according to specifications. Our workmanship warranty covers the labor and application quality. If any area shows premature failure due to our prep or application process, we come back and make it right at no charge. We also provide a detailed project summary at completion that includes the products used, color formulas, and warranty information so you have everything documented for future reference.
How do you protect landscaping and outdoor features during painting?
Protecting your property is just as important as the painting itself. Before any work begins, we cover all landscaping, flower beds, walkways, driveways, and patios adjacent to the house with heavy-duty canvas drop cloths. We prefer canvas over plastic because it absorbs paint drips without creating slippery surfaces and allows your plants to breathe underneath. All windows, doors, lighting fixtures, house numbers, and mounted cameras or doorbells are carefully masked with painter's tape and plastic sheeting. Outdoor furniture, grills, and decorative items are moved away from the house or covered. HVAC units, electrical panels, and water spigots are masked to prevent overspray. When we use airless sprayers for body coats, we take extra precautions to mask vehicles parked nearby and notify neighbors on the spray side of the house. At the end of each work day, we clean up debris and sweep walkways. At project completion, we do a thorough final cleanup — removing all masking, folding drop cloths, picking up every piece of tape, and leaving your property as clean as or cleaner than we found it.

Exterior Painting Service Areas in Central Texas

Glacier Home Exteriors provides professional exterior painting services across Central Texas. Click your city to learn more about our painting services in your area.

Waco, TXTemple, TXKilleen, TXBelton, TXGeorgetown, TXRound Rock, TXPflugerville, TXCedar Park, TXAustin, TXHewitt, TXWoodway, TXSalado, TXMcGregor, TXHarker Heights, TXCopperas Cove, TXLorena, TXRobinson, TXTroy, TX

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