Painting Companies Index

Memphis sits in a humid subtropical climate zone where summer temperatures frequently exceed 95 degrees and relative humidity stays above 70 percent for months at a stretch, conditions that shorten…

Nashville received 52 inches of rainfall in 2020, surpassing Seattle’s 43 inches, and its humid summers push exterior paint to blister and peel faster than in drier Southern cities. The…

Stucco dominates Scottsdale’s residential construction, and the city’s relentless UV exposure means exterior paint on stucco surfaces typically lasts between five and seven years before fading, chalking, or cracking from…

The 2017 Tubbs Fire destroyed more than 5,000 homes in and around Santa Rosa, triggering one of the largest residential rebuilding efforts in California history and pushing local contractor demand…

Santa Clarita occupies a valley in northern Los Angeles County where 87 of the city’s 93 census tracts have more than half of their buildings carrying significant wildfire risk, a…

Santa Ana is the most densely populated city in Orange County and one of the densest in California, with a housing stock built primarily between the 1920s and 1970s. Many…

San Jose sits at the southern end of San Francisco Bay in a region where the mild Mediterranean climate allows exterior painting year-round, yet the Bay’s marine layer and periodic…

San Francisco’s housing stock is unlike any other American city: roughly 14,000 Victorian and Edwardian homes line its hills, many of them last painted before the energy crisis. The coastal…

San Diego’s residential landscape is dominated by stucco exteriors, which thrive in the mild Mediterranean climate but face constant stress from salt air off the Pacific, intense UV radiation, and…

San Bernardino sits at the eastern edge of the Inland Empire with 99 percent of its properties carrying a severe heat risk rating from climate analysis tools, and projections show…

San Antonio sits at the edge of the Texas Hill Country, where centuries of limestone and caliche construction have shaped the city’s architectural character in ways that still affect how…

Salt Lake City sits at an elevation of 4,226 feet along the Wasatch Front, where UV radiation is more intense than at sea level and temperature swings between summer highs…

Sacramento’s Mediterranean climate, hot, dry summers that regularly push past 100 degrees and mild, wet winters, places considerable stress on exterior coatings, particularly on the stucco finishes that cover a…

Rochester’s Corn Hill district, designated as the city’s first historic preservation area in 1977, and the Susan B. Anthony neighborhood, established in 1980, represent just two of eight local preservation…

Riverside occupies a valley position in the Inland Empire that produces some of the hottest summer temperatures in Southern California, regularly exceeding 105 degrees Fahrenheit from July through September. That…

Richmond’s Fan District holds one of the largest intact collections of early twentieth century Victorian row houses in the United States, and Church Hill, which served as the original residential…

Reno sits at an elevation of roughly 4,500 feet in the rain shadow of the Sierra Nevada, a geographic position that produces a high desert climate unlike anywhere in the…

Stucco exteriors dominate Rancho Cucamonga’s housing landscape, appearing on homes across established neighborhoods like Victoria, Etiwanda, Alta Loma, and Terra Vista, where the median home price hovers near $815,000. The…

Raleigh’s population has grown by more than 25 percent over the past several years, making it one of the fastest-growing metro areas in the Southeast and generating new residential construction…

Providence contains one of the highest concentrations of Colonial-era architecture in the United States, with entire streets of 17th- and 18th-century homes along College Hill requiring the kind of careful…

Port St. Lucie has grown into one of Florida’s top-ranked housing markets, with the city’s population expanding steadily as retirees and remote professionals relocate from the Northeast and from Miami…

Portland’s 36 inches of average annual rainfall and notoriously wet winters mean that exterior paint on wood-framed homes faces constant moisture stress, and shaded walls in the city’s heavily treed…

Plano’s rapid residential development from the 1970s through the 2000s produced a housing stock dominated by brick veneer and stucco exteriors on homes that now range from 20 to 50…

Pittsburgh’s topography, built across three river valleys and dozens of steep hillsides, creates painting logistics that flat-terrain cities never encounter. Hillside homes with exposed foundations, steep-pitched rooflines, and multi-story rear…

Stucco covers the exteriors of the vast majority of Phoenix-area homes, and the material’s porous surface combined with summer temperatures that regularly exceed 115 degrees creates painting demands unlike those…

Roughly 86 percent of Philadelphia’s housing stock was built before 1978, meaning the vast majority of the city’s row houses, twins, and detached homes contain lead-based paint. This makes Philadelphia…

Peoria is one of the fastest-growing cities in the Northwest Valley of the Phoenix metro, with master-planned communities like Vistancia and The Meadows adding thousands of stucco-clad single-family homes annually….

Oxnard sits directly on the Pacific Coast in Ventura County, where salt air and marine moisture create maintenance conditions that are significantly more demanding than inland Southern California. The city’s…

Overland Park is the largest city in Johnson County and the second most populous city in Kansas, and its housing market has seen average sale prices climb from roughly $285,000…

Yonkers holds one of the most architecturally layered housing stocks in Westchester County, with Victorian-era single-family homes in the northwest neighborhoods near the Hudson River sitting alongside prewar co-ops, early…