About Us

 If you’re thinking about painting your home in Texas, it can help to plan ahead about the color, type, and sheen of paint so that you can make the best decision for your home. And, in the hot climate we experience in Texas throughout much of the year, choosing a paint that’s designed to hold up in these conditions will make a huge difference in the longevity of your painting project. 

The scope of the work desired.

Your estimate should clearly describe the project site, including not just walls but also ceilings, trim, door frames, cabinets, and any other interior or exterior features that you want repainted.

List any prep work.                             

Whether you have an interior or exterior project in mind, there may be a few repairs needed before painting can begin. It doesn’t make sense to put fresh paint over cracked siding or damaged drywall. Even if minimal repair is needed, your estimate should include sealants, caulking, and primer that will be used before the first coats of paint are applied, as well as the power washing and scraping that are typically required for residential exteriors. Although an experienced painter will be able to size up a painting project fairly quickly, beware of any estimator who scribbles a price without taking the time to thoroughly evaluate the jobsite.

Type of paint to be used.

This is an aspect of painting that homeowners frequently overlook. The use of inferior paint will translate into inferior results that will likely need touch-ups or replacement in a short time. Make sure your painting estimate specifies the use of high-quality paints from leading manufacturers.

EXT Home Services offer best-in-class residential painting services in many communities throughout Houston and surrounding areas, and all of our projects start with detailed, written estimates by experienced professionals so there’s little risk of surprises.

Scheduling is one of the homeowner’s biggest complaints about contractors. Our method for scheduling customers is
simple and efficient. Here is a quick glimpse into how it works.

1. You approve the estimate and designate your options .
2. We will take our schedule and yours into consideration and designate a start week.
3. You will receive a welcome email where you can communicate any delays on your end.
4. We will confirm your approximate start date the week before.
5. And finally, we will confirm the night before the start date.