Aluminum Siding Painting in Toronto & the GTA

The lifespan of painted aluminum siding depends on various factors, such as the quality of the paint, surface preparation, and climate. Generally, a well-applied and properly maintained paint job can last 15 to 20 years or more.

Painting aluminum siding offers several benefits. It enhances the aesthetics of your home, protects the siding from rust, corrosion, and UV damage, and can even improve energy efficiency by reducing heat absorption.

While painting aluminum siding is possible as a DIY project, hiring a professional for optimal results is recommended. Professional painters have the expertise, equipment, and knowledge to prepare the surface properly and apply the paint evenly, ensuring a long-lasting and professional finish.

Proper surface preparation is crucial for a successful paint job. Start by cleaning the siding using mild detergent and water. Remove any loose paint, dirt, or debris. Scrape off any peeling paint and sand the surface to create a smooth texture. Finally, apply a suitable primer to promote paint adhesion.

When selecting paint for aluminum siding, opt for a high-quality 100% acrylic latex paint specifically formulated for exterior use. Choose a colour that complements your home’s style and exterior design. One of our best choices for painting your aluminum siding is Benjamin Moore Element Guard Exterior Paint.

The time required to paint aluminum siding depends on various factors, such as the size of the house, the number of coats, and weather conditions. On average, it can take anywhere from a few days to a week to complete the project.

Yes, painting aluminum siding allows you to change the colour of your home’s exterior. This provides an excellent opportunity to update your house’s look and match your style or current design trends.

Yes, minor wall repairs like nail holes, small cracks, and dents are always included. If there’s extensive drywall damage or water stains, we’ll let you know during the estimate and include it in the quote.

We usually recommend waiting at least 24 hours to allow the paint to fully cure before moving furniture or hanging anything back on the walls. Some low-VOC paints dry faster — we’ll let you know based on what’s used.

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