Painting for Georgetown homes.

The character of the neighborhood

A historic town square, a large master-planned retirement community, and newer suburbs spreading along the San Gabriel River. We paint across all of it.

Georgetown has grown from a small county seat into one of the fastest-growing cities in the Austin metro, but it's kept a genuinely varied housing stock rather than becoming one uniform suburb. The historic downtown around the courthouse square includes homes from the late 1800s and early 1900s, Sun City Texas is one of the largest active-adult communities in the state, and newer family neighborhoods like Wolf Ranch and Teravista have gone up along the San Gabriel River corridor over the past two decades. We adjust our approach depending on which Georgetown a homeowner lives in.

Architecture that spans a century

Few Austin-area cities have as wide an age range in their housing as Georgetown. Downtown and near-downtown homes can date to the late 1800s with original wood siding and trim that needs careful, lead-safe prep work, while Sun City and the newer subdivisions are almost entirely 1990s-and-later construction finished in stucco, brick veneer, and HardiePlank. We handle both ends of that range regularly.

Historic district review and HOA approval

Homes inside Georgetown's historic downtown district are often subject to design review for exterior changes, while Sun City, Wolf Ranch, Teravista, and most other newer neighborhoods are governed by an HOA with its own color and material guidelines. We're familiar with both processes and can help homeowners figure out which one applies to their property before work starts.

What the climate does to an older finish

Central Texas sun and humidity off the San Gabriel River are hard on any exterior, but they're especially unforgiving on older wood siding and trim downtown, where decades of prior paint layers can hide moisture damage until a crew starts prepping the surface. On newer stucco and HardiePlank homes, the more common issue is caulk and sealant failure around windows and trim. We inspect for both before quoting a job.

Working across a spread-out city

Georgetown covers a lot of ground, from the historic core to Sun City's interior streets to newer development on the city's edges, and each area has different access and logistics: narrow downtown lots and mature trees in the historic district, HOA-governed community rules in Sun City, and standard suburban access in the newer subdivisions. We plan crew scheduling around whichever part of Georgetown a project is in.

What Georgetown homeowners typically ask for

We see a wide range of requests in Georgetown: careful repaints and trim restoration on older downtown homes, full exterior and interior updates in Sun City ahead of a resale, and standard exterior repaints on 10 to 20 year old homes in the newer subdivisions. We walk every homeowner through what their specific property and HOA or historic-district situation requires.