Spring is an ideal time for exterior painting due to moderate temperatures and the opportunity to refresh your home after winter, with temperatures between 50 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit being optimal for paint application and curing.

• Ideal Weather Conditions:

  Spring weather is typically moderate, with temperatures that are not too hot or too cold, making it ideal for paint application and proper curing.
• Recover from Winter Damage:

  Spring is a good time to address winter damage like mildew growth and moisture issues, which can lead to paint cracking, blistering, and peeling.
• Prepare for Summer:

  Painting your home’s exterior in the spring allows you to get it looking its best before the summer season, when you’ll likely be spending more time outdoors
• Optimal Temperature Range:

  Exterior paints perform well when the weather is mild, with temperatures between 50 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit being recommended.
• Free Up Summer Schedule:

  Completing the painting project in the spring frees up your summer schedule for other activities and outdoor projects.
• Spot Potential Issues:

  While painting, you can easily notice other damaged areas that need repair, such as wood rot or exposed surfaces.
• Prevent Paint from Drying Too Quickly:

  In hot summer conditions, paint may dry too quickly, preventing proper film formation. Spring temperatures allow for a more gradual drying process.
• Avoid Extreme Temperatures:

  Spring temperatures are less likely to dip too low, which can cause issues with paint application and curing.

• Prepare for Other Outdoor Projects:

  Painting your home’s exterior before starting other outdoor projects can make the painting process easier and prevent paint from getting on new plants or landscape features.