Brick Painting
Give brick surfaces on the interior or exterior of your home a brand new look and an extra layer of protection with professional brick painting services from CertaPro Painters®.
Whether you're looking for an application of lime to give a natural weathered look or instead seeking a more customized exterior restoration, contact the team here at CertaPro Painters®.

Interior and exterior brick surfaces can be transformed with the soft, natural, and breathable finish of limewash. Unlike standard brick painting, limewash subtly penetrates the brick surface instead of forming a film, allowing the brick to breathe while creating a unique, weathered, and beautifully matte finish. Because brick is a naturally porous material, proper prep work, mineral-based products, and skilled application technique are essential to getting the look just right. Limewash also behaves differently from traditional paint—coverage varies, curing takes time, and layering determines the final color and texture.
If you are considering limewashing the brick surfaces on your home, trust the professionals at CertaPro Painters® to deliver an authentic, long-lasting, and beautifully consistent result.

Professional whitewashing remains one of the most timeless ways to refresh and soften the look of a home’s exterior. Across North America, homeowners are choosing whitewash for its ability to brighten aged brick, create a charming lived-in aesthetic, and maintain the natural character of the underlying masonry. Unlike solid paint, whitewash allows subtle variations, brick texture, and weathering patterns to remain visible—giving each home a custom, organic look that develops beautifully over time. Because the finish is thin, mineral-based, and sensitive to moisture, proper surface evaluation and controlled application are essential for achieving even, durable results. From traditional cottages and colonials to modern revivals, CertaPro Painters® provides professional whitewashing services tailored to your brick type, regional climate, and preferred level of opacity—ensuring your home gets a clean, classic finish that stands out in your neighborhood for all the right reasons.
If you are considering whitewashing the brick surfaces on your home, trust the professionals at CertaPro Painters® to deliver an authentic, long-lasting, and beautifully consistent result.
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See below for some of the most commonly asked questions about brick painting and limewashing projects.
Painting and limewashing brick are methods used to change the appearance of brickwork. Painting involves applying a coat of paint over the surface of the brick, while limewashing involves using a solution of water and lime to create a thin, breathable coating over the brick.
There are several reasons why someone might choose to paint or limewash their brickwork. These include enhancing the appearance of the brick, protecting the brick from weather damage, and improving the energy efficiency of a building.
Painting or limewashing your brickwork can provide several benefits, including protecting the brick from weather damage, preventing water infiltration, and improving the overall appearance of the brick.
The main difference between painting and limewashing brick is the materials used. Painting involves applying a coat of paint over the surface of the brick, while limewashing involves using a solution of water and lime to create a thin, breathable coating over the brick.
The time it takes to paint or limewash brick can vary depending on the size of the area being worked on, the condition of the brick, and the weather conditions. Generally, painting or limewashing a small area of brick can be completed in a day, while larger projects may take several days or even weeks.
The longevity of the paint or limewash on your brickwork will depend on several factors, including the quality of the materials used, the condition of the brick, and the weather conditions. Generally, paint or limewash can last anywhere from five to fifteen years before it needs to be reapplied.
While it is possible to paint or limewash brickwork yourself, it is generally recommended to hire a professional. A professional will have the knowledge and experience to properly prepare the brickwork, apply the paint or limewash evenly, and ensure that the finished product is both aesthetically pleasing and durable.

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