Fresh siding and crisp trim change how your whole home looks from the street, and they protect the wood, fiber cement, and caulk lines that keep water out. Salter Exteriors handles siding and trim exterior painting for homeowners in Fort Worth, Burleson, and across North Texas, with prep that matches the paint we put on and an exterior paint system chosen for North Texas sun and storms.
What You Get
- A finish that looks even and sharp from the curb, with clean lines where trim meets siding
- Exterior paint that resists fading, chalking, and peeling on the sun side of the house
- Soft or split trim boards found and fixed before they get painted over
- Tight caulk joints that keep wind-driven rain out of the wall
- A clean property and a final walkthrough with Aaron
Prep Is the Job
Most exterior paint failures in Fort Worth start with prep that got skipped. Before any color goes on, our crew:
- Washes the siding and trim to remove dirt, pollen, and chalky old paint so new coats can bond.
- Scrapes and sands loose or peeling paint and feathers the edges smooth.
- Probes fascia, window trim, corner boards, and lap siding for rot, then replaces or repairs damaged wood.
- Fills nail holes and re-caulks open joints with elastomeric exterior caulk.
- Spot-primes bare wood, repaired areas, and stains so the finish coats look uniform.
Materials Built for Texas Heat and UV
North Texas summers regularly push past 100 degrees, and south- and west-facing walls take the hardest UV exposure. We use 100% acrylic exterior paints that stay flexible as boards expand and contract, high-quality exterior primers matched to the surface (wood, fiber cement, or previously painted siding), and elastomeric caulk rated for exterior movement. On trim, we typically recommend a satin or semi-gloss sheen for durability and easy cleaning. We also plan the work around the weather: we avoid painting in the peak heat of the day, on surfaces in direct afternoon sun, or when rain is in the forecast, so the paint cures properly.
HOA Colors and Color Selection
Many neighborhoods in Fort Worth, Burleson, and the surrounding suburbs have HOA rules on exterior colors. We can work from your HOA's approved palette, help you put together sample swatches for an architectural review submission, and hold the start date until your approval comes back. If you're not in an HOA, we'll help you pick a siding, trim, and accent combination that suits your home's brick or stone.
How the Project Works
- Tell us about your home by call, text, or the online estimate form.
- We visit, inspect the siding and trim, and take detailed photos of any wood damage.
- You get a detailed estimate for your property with the project total, including any wood repair.
- Once you approve, let's get your project scheduled. Our crew works clean and on time.
- Final walkthrough with Aaron so every detail is right before we call it done.
Related Services
Areas We Serve
- Siding & Trim Painting in Fort Worth
- Siding & Trim Painting in Burleson
- Siding & Trim Painting in Arlington
- Siding & Trim Painting in Benbrook
- Siding & Trim Painting in Crowley
- Siding & Trim Painting in Forest Hill
- Siding & Trim Painting in Haltom City
- Siding & Trim Painting in Edgecliff Village
Ready for a detailed estimate for your property? Request your free estimate online, and let's get your project scheduled.
Can you paint just the trim and leave the siding?
Yes. Trim-only exterior painting is a common way to refresh a brick home. We prep, repair, caulk, and paint fascia, soffits, window trim, and doors, and the project total reflects only that scope.
Do you repair rotted trim before painting?
Yes. We probe and inspect trim during the estimate visit. Damaged boards are repaired or replaced before primer and paint, and that work is listed in the detailed estimate for your property.
What is the best time of year for exterior painting in North Texas?
Spring and fall give the best curing conditions. We can paint in summer too, but we schedule around the hottest hours and keep paint off surfaces in direct afternoon sun.
Can you paint fiber cement or Hardie siding?
Yes. Fiber cement holds exterior paint very well with the right prep and a 100% acrylic system. We clean it, re-caulk joints, prime any bare spots, and apply the finish coats.
Will you help with HOA color approval?
Yes. We can work from your HOA's approved color list and give you the product and color details your architectural committee asks for. We don't start until you have approval.
Call or text Aaron at 972-246-7448 for a free estimate. — Aaron