How much does it cost to repaint a house in San Antonio?

A typical 1,800–2,200 sq ft single-story is $4,500–$8,500 depending on prep needed and paint grade. Two-story homes $7,000–$14,000. Trim-only jobs $1,500–$3,500.

How long will the paint last?

Properly prepped with premium paint: 10–15 years on Hardie and stucco, 8–12 on wood. Cheap paint or skipped prep: 3–5 years. The warranty is on the can; the lifespan is in the prep.

How long does the job take?

Single-story 4–6 working days. Two-story 7–10 days. Weather-dependent — we don't paint in rain or when the temp is below 50°F.

Can you replace rotted trim before painting?

Yes — we replace rotted fascia, soffit, window trim, and door casings with primed wood or PVC trim before painting. Quoted as part of the project.

What's the best time of year to paint in San Antonio?

October–May is ideal — moderate temps, low humidity, no afternoon thunderstorms. We paint in summer too, but earlier in the day to stay ahead of the heat.

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Exterior Painting

Texas sun is brutal on paint. I prep right — power wash, scrape, prime bare wood, caulk every gap — and use exterior-grade paint that won't fade in two summers. Whole-house repaints, trim refresh, or front door and shutters.

Whole-house repaints from ~$2.50/sq ft

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What's included

Full-house exterior repaints
Trim, fascia, soffit, and shutters
Power wash, scrape, prime, and caulk prep
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"I was scheduled to fly in to San Antonio to meet with a builder. The person canceled on me at the last minute and Tim agreed to meet with me last minute. Many builders take your work and do not show up. Tim's crew always showed up."

Lucenda B. · Home Remodeling

"Timely and very professional. Kept me updated at every stage of the project. Budget friendly. Customer for life!"

Stephanie L. · Deck or Porch Repair

"Tim did a fantastic job installing my garage shelving in a timely manner. He is knowledgeable and trustworthy to work with. I highly recommend him for any type of job. I'll be using his skills again with future projects."

Laura H. · Handyman

Prep is 70% of the job

A paint job that fails in two years usually fails because nobody prepped it. My process: pressure wash the whole exterior to remove chalk and dirt, scrape every flake, sand bare wood smooth, prime all bare spots with a stain-blocking exterior primer, caulk every joint and crack with paintable urethane caulk, and tape off windows and trim before a brush touches paint. That's a full day or two of work before paint goes on, and it's the difference between a 3-year job and a 12-year job.

Paint I actually use

I use Sherwin-Williams Duration or SuperPaint Exterior, Benjamin Moore Aura Exterior, or PPG Manor Hall depending on the substrate and the budget. All carry real lifetime/25-year warranties. I don't use builder-grade or bargain paint — the cost difference per gallon is small, and the lifespan difference is huge in Texas sun.

Application — brush, roll, or spray

Most jobs are spray-and-back-roll: spray for even coverage, immediately back-roll to push paint into the wood grain. Trim, doors, and detail work get brushed for a clean line. Two full coats over primer where needed. Color is dialed in with full-size sample boards on your house, in your light, before we commit — phone screens lie about color.

What I check before quoting

Substrate (Hardie, wood, stucco, brick), condition of caulk and trim, any rotted boards that need replacement, current paint condition (chalking, peeling, mildew), and access (single vs. multi-story, ladders vs. lift). All of that goes into a written quote so there are no surprises.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to repaint a house in San Antonio?: A typical 1,800–2,200 sq ft single-story is $4,500–$8,500 depending on prep needed and paint grade. Two-story homes $7,000–$14,000. Trim-only jobs $1,500–$3,500.
How long will the paint last?: Properly prepped with premium paint: 10–15 years on Hardie and stucco, 8–12 on wood. Cheap paint or skipped prep: 3–5 years. The warranty is on the can; the lifespan is in the prep.
How long does the job take?: Single-story 4–6 working days. Two-story 7–10 days. Weather-dependent — we don't paint in rain or when the temp is below 50°F.
Can you replace rotted trim before painting?: Yes — we replace rotted fascia, soffit, window trim, and door casings with primed wood or PVC trim before painting. Quoted as part of the project.
What's the best time of year to paint in San Antonio?: October–May is ideal — moderate temps, low humidity, no afternoon thunderstorms. We paint in summer too, but earlier in the day to stay ahead of the heat.