Painters in Monument & Palmer Lake, CO
Brush Masters paints homes in Monument, Palmer Lake, Gleneagle and across the Tri-Lakes area. Up here on the Palmer Divide, homes sit higher and colder than in the city, so exteriors see more snow, a shorter painting season and harder wear on wood.
What Monument houses have to deal with
Higher up, and it shows on the house
Monument sits close to 7,000 feet and Palmer Lake higher still, on the Palmer Divide between Colorado Springs and Denver. The Divide catches more snow than the city below it, and it holds on longer in spring. Snow sitting against siding and on decks, and repeated freezing and thawing, is hard on wood and on paint at the bottom of walls.
A shorter exterior season
Cooler nights arrive earlier in the fall and leave later in the spring, which narrows the window for exterior painting and staining. Booking early in the year is the best way to get an exterior done in good conditions. Interior work carries on through winter.
Wood, decks and homes among the trees
Many Tri-Lakes homes have wood siding, cedar trim or large decks, and plenty sit among pines. Wood here needs its finish kept up - stained decks and siding that are refreshed on time last far longer than ones left until the boards are grey and cracked.
What we do in Monument
Every job starts with a free in-person estimate from Dave himself, with the time, the paint and labor, and a prep list in writing. He has been painting around Colorado Springs for more than 40 years.
Monument painting questions
When should I book exterior painting in Monument?
As early in the year as possible. The season up on the Divide is shorter than in Colorado Springs, and the good weeks fill up. Interior work can be scheduled any time.
Do you stain decks and cedar siding?
Yes. Brush Masters strips, cleans and stains decks, railings, fences and natural wood siding.
Do you come out to Palmer Lake and Gleneagle?
Yes - Monument, Palmer Lake, Gleneagle and the surrounding Tri-Lakes neighbourhoods are all in the area Brush Masters serves.
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