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HD Painting & Roofing / Wisconsin

Painting Services

Exterior, interior, and staining. We do the prep work most painters skip, and we do not leave until the job is done right.

Exterior house painting in Wisconsin
Painting

Exterior Painting

Paint that is applied over a bad surface will fail fast. That is the part most homeowners never see, and it is what separates a job that lasts from one that starts peeling in two years.

We inspect the surface, scrape anything loose, sand it smooth, prime bare wood, and then apply two full coats of quality exterior paint. You get coverage that actually holds up.

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Surface inspection and prep Scraping loose paint, sanding rough spots, filling cracks, priming bare areas.
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Two coats of exterior paint Quality paint in the finish and color you want. Full coverage, edge to edge.
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Walkthrough and cleanup We walk you through the finished job and clean the site before we leave.
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Interior painting, fresh walls and staircase
Painting

Interior Painting

We protect your furniture, floors, and trim before we start. Plastic sheeting, drop cloths, tape on every edge. When we are done painting, you should not be able to tell we were there except for the new paint.

Clean lines, two coats, no drips on the ceiling, no paint on the trim. We take the time to do it right and do not rush to get to the next job.

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Protect and prep Cover floors and furniture, tape edges, patch holes and dings in the walls.
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Cut and roll two coats Sharp cut lines at ceilings and trim, full roller coverage on every wall. Two coats.
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Clean up and done We remove all tape and protective coverings and leave the space clean.
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Two workers applying wood stain to a hardwood floor
Staining

Wood Staining

Decks, fences, wood siding, trim. Staining is not the same as painting and should not be treated that way. The wood needs to be clean, dry, and prepped before any stain goes on or it will not absorb properly and will peel or fade fast.

We strip old finishes when needed, clean and sand the wood, and apply the right type of stain for how the surface will be used and exposed. Solid stain, semi-transparent, clear sealers. We will walk you through the options.

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Strip and clean Remove old failing finish, clean the wood surface, let it fully dry.
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Sand and prep Sand to open the grain so the stain penetrates evenly.
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Apply stain One or two coats depending on the product and how much the wood absorbs.
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HD Painting and Roofing crew inspecting a roof
Roofing

Roof Repair, Replacement and Installation

HD Painting & Roofing also handles roofing work for Central Wisconsin homeowners, including roof repair, roof replacement, roof installation, and roof patch work.

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How We Work

The Prep Process

Most painters rush through prep or skip it entirely. We do not. These photos show a real job we did, start to finish.

Garage exterior with badly peeling paint before any work begins
Before Peeling paint, bare wood showing in spots. Needs full prep before any paint goes on.
Garage during prep work, paint scraped off and drop cloths down
During Prep Paint scraped, surface sanded, drop cloths down. Ready for priming.
Garage after painting, clean fresh finish
Finished Two coats applied after proper prep. Clean, solid finish that will hold up.

Inspect First

We look at the entire surface before we quote. Peeling areas, cracks, bare wood, rot. It all gets accounted for before we give a price.

Scrape, Sand, Prime

Every loose section gets scraped. Rough spots get sanded. Bare wood or patched areas get primed. No shortcuts here.

Two Coats, Done Right

Two full coats of quality paint, not one thin coat stretched. Full coverage, clean edges, and a walkthrough with you when we finish.

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