Brick Painting Services

CertaPro Painters® of Austin, TX, offers exterior and interior brick painting as a service near you.

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Brick Painting Services in Austin, TX

In many of our local communities, brick homes are quite popular. If you are not a fan of the traditional orange and brown tone brick on the exterior of your home, you can always have it professionally painted by our experienced painting contractors. There are many reasons to consider having your exterior and interior brick painted. The most common often being that it will instantly add a modern element of design and extra curb appeal to your home.

Below are a few popular paint colors for brick homes:

  • White or Cream
  • Gray
  • Navy
  • Greens & Blues

Having your brick home painted is an affordable way to make a big impact to the exterior of your residence. If you would like to have the exterior of your brick home painted, schedule a free color consultation with us to get started.

What You Should Know Before Deciding to Have Your Brick Painted

1.) The most important part of information to note is that once you have your brick painted, there is no easy way to restore the original color of your brick. While painted brick can be repainted in a new color, it can not return to its natural color after this type of service. This is why we recommend that you are sure of your brick painting decision prior to scheduling this type of service.

2.) Once you have your brick home painted, it will require power washing and the occasional exterior painting service to keep your home looking its best.

3.) It is very important to only work with local professionals when it comes to brick painting services. There are many ways that damage can occur to the exterior of your home if this service isn’t completed properly.

Thankfully, you don’t have to worry about a faulty painting service when you work with CertaPro Painters®️ of Austin. We have the skill and expertise you need for a flawless brick painting service.

How to Paint a Brick Home in Austin, TX

There are quite a few steps that go into painting a brick home. Below are the action steps that our painting contractors take to ensure beautiful results.

  • Clean the exterior
  • Remove loose paint
  • Sand the brick
  • Prime the surface
  • Caulk and seal
  • Remove dust
  • Paint the brick

If you would like to know more about each of these brick painting procedures, check out our educational blog post about painting brick homes in Austin, TX.

How to Maintain Painted Brick Homes

Once you have decided to have your brick home painted, there are a few routine maintenance jobs to keep in mind. While natural brick can be extremely low-maintenance, after you have yours painted there will be some additional upkeep needed. If your paint has started to chip, fade or peel, the exterior of your home will need to be touched up or repainted. To keep the exterior of your home clean, you may now need to invest in the occasional pressure washing service as well.

Thankfully, our experienced team of painters can take care of each of these painting services for you. Schedule your next residential painting project with our Austin team today!

Common Questions about Brick Painting

Is it possible to paint bricks?

Yes, it is possible to paint bricks. Brick painting is a popular method to change the appearance of brick surfaces and give them a new look.

What type of paint should I use for painting bricks?

For painting bricks, it is recommended to use a paint specifically formulated for masonry surfaces. Look for an acrylic latex or elastomeric paint designed for exterior use. These types of paints are durable, flexible, and provide good adhesion to brick surfaces.

Do I need to prepare the brick surface before painting?

Yes, proper preparation of the brick surface is important for a successful paint job. Start by cleaning the bricks thoroughly to remove any dirt, grime, or loose particles. You may need to use a wire brush, power washer, or a combination of both to achieve a clean surface. Repair any cracks or damaged areas, and allow the bricks to dry completely before applying paint.

Can I paint both interior and exterior bricks?

Yes, you can paint both interior and exterior bricks. However, there are some differences to consider. Exterior brick surfaces are exposed to weather conditions, so it’s important to use a paint that can withstand the elements. Interior brick surfaces may not require as much durability, but you should still choose a paint that is appropriate for the specific location and use.

How do I ensure a long-lasting paint finish on bricks?

To ensure a long-lasting paint finish on bricks, follow these steps:

  • Choose a high-quality paint specifically formulated for masonry surfaces.
  • Prepare the brick surface properly by cleaning and repairing any damage.
  • Apply a suitable primer before painting to improve adhesion and durability.
  • Use a paint roller or brush to apply multiple thin coats of paint, allowing sufficient drying time between each coat.
  • Consider applying a clear coat or sealer over the painted surface to provide extra protection and longevity.

Remember, proper maintenance and regular cleaning will also help preserve the paint finish on bricks over time.

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