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 We began with a detailed walkthrough to document the condition of every surface — wood siding, trim, soffits, and fascia. Ninety-year-old homes have stories written into their surfaces, and we read every one before picking up a brush. 

 We worked with the homeowners to choose a color palette that honored the home's 1930s character while giving it fresh curb appeal. Historic paint research and period color guides informed every choice. 

 Proper prep is everything on a historic home. We carefully scraped, sanded, and pressure-washed all exterior surfaces, addressing any rot, caulking gaps, and priming bare wood before any topcoat was applied. No shortcuts. 

 Before the finish coats of paint could be applied, we carefully applied Sherwin-Williams Exterior Wood Oil Primer to the bare wood for maximum adhesion to the wood. Of course, the wood had to be completely dry for the oil to penetrate properly. This was carefully planned out with the weather in mind, because a home like this deserves the careful planning and attention. 

 Florida's climate is brutal on paint. We used Sherwin-Williams Superpaint Satin Exterior — a product engineered for high humidity, UV exposure, and temperature swings — to ensure the restoration lasts for years to come. 

 Before calling the job complete, we walked every exterior elevation with the homeowners, addressing any touch-ups and ensuring the finished result matched their vision for this remarkable home.