Exterior House & Shed Painting — Randall St, Taylor, TX 76574

A single-story home and two matching sheds transformed with a striking three-tone scheme of deep navy, gray-blue, and crisp white.

Project type: Whole-house exterior painting plus two sheds
Location: Randall St, Taylor, TX 76574
Areas painted: All four sides, brick accents, doors, garage door, porch ceilings, plus two sheds
Repairs: Rotted/damaged wood repair, brick repair, carpentry
Paint product: Sherwin-Williams Latitude / Benjamin Moore Ultra Spec Exterior, satin
Color scheme: Deep navy blue with gray-blue brick accents and white trim
Investment: $4,327.61
Completed: November 2025

Project Summary

This Taylor, TX 76574 project brought a dramatic three-tone transformation to a single-story home on Randall St, converting dated white and tan siding and orange-toned brick into a deep navy blue body with gray-blue painted brick and crisp white trim, doors, and windows.

Beyond the main house, both matching sheds on the property were repainted from raw, bare wood to a coordinating dark charcoal-navy with white trim, and carpentry and brick repairs were completed as part of the scope for a fully cohesive, refreshed look across the whole property.

Scope of Work

Front Side — siding, soffit and fascia, gutters/downspouts, door, garage door, porch ceilings
Left Side — siding, soffit and fascia
Right Side — siding, soffit and fascia
Back Side — siding, soffit and fascia, door
Carpentry & Repairs — rotted/damaged wood repaired or replaced, brick repair
Shed 1 — siding, soffit and fascia, doors (2)
Shed 2 — siding, soffit and fascia, door, prime and paint

Materials & Process

The home was finished in Sherwin-Williams Latitude / Benjamin Moore Ultra Spec Exterior in a satin sheen, using a three-tone scheme: a deep navy body color, a gray-blue accent on the brick sections, and pure white trim, doors, and windows.

Before painting, surfaces were power washed, wood-to-wood joints were caulked, loose or flaking paint was scraped and sanded, and raw or exposed wood was spot primed. Both sheds were repainted to match the home's new color scheme, and the project included a complimentary touch-up trip after the front windows were replaced.

Project Photos

Before and after photo of a house exterior back painted by Hill Country Painting in Taylor, TX — Back of house, full facade — dingy white/tan transformed to deep navy with white window trim.

Before and after photo of a garage exterior painted by Hill Country Painting in Taylor, TX — Front garage door — dingy white and gray brick base refreshed to dark navy with white garage door and trim.

Before and after photo of exterior brick painted by Hill Country Painting in Taylor, TX — Front brick corner — orange-toned brick repainted gray-blue with white trim.

Before and after photo of a front entry painted by Hill Country Painting in Taylor, TX — Front entry door — tan brick transformed to dark navy brick with white door and trim.

Before and after photo of a house side exterior painted by Hill Country Painting in Taylor, TX — Side door and window — dingy white siding refreshed to dark navy with white door and window trim.

Before and after photo of a house exterior side painted by Hill Country Painting in Taylor, TX — Back and side of house, second angle — white siding transformed to navy blue.

Before and after photo of a shed exterior painted by Hill Country Painting in Taylor, TX — Shed side wall — raw wood repainted dark charcoal-gray with white trim.

Before and after photo of a shed door painted by Hill Country Painting in Taylor, TX — Shed door — raw wood repainted navy blue with white door trim.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does exterior house and shed painting cost in Taylor, TX?

For this Taylor, TX 76574 project, painting the whole house exterior plus two matching sheds, including carpentry and brick repairs, came to $4,327.61, depending on the size of the property and scope of work.

Can you paint brick as part of an exterior painting project?

Yes. This project included painting the home's brick sections in a gray-blue accent color to complement the navy siding and white trim.

Do you repair rotted or damaged wood before painting?

Yes. Rotted and damaged wood was repaired or replaced as part of this project's carpentry work before priming and painting.

Can you paint multiple sheds to match the house's new color scheme?

Yes. Both sheds on this property were repainted from raw, bare wood to a coordinating dark charcoal-navy with white trim to match the newly painted house.

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