Exterior Painting & Window Glazing for a Historic Home in Baltimore City, MD

This project involved the meticulous exterior painting and window glazing of a charming, historic residence located in the Guilford neighborhood of Baltimore City. The scope included painting the curved rear addition of the house, along with detailed window and door work, ensuring preservation of the home’s character and integrity.

Background/Story

The homeowner sought to refresh and protect their beloved property, especially the curved addition at the back of the house, which features uniquely shaped glass windows. Due to the delicate nature of the curved glass and the historic value of the home, the project required exceptional care and precision. We were subcontracted by a reputable local painting company with whom we have maintained a 24-year working relationship, reflecting mutual trust and a shared commitment to quality craftsmanship.

Scope of Services

• Exterior surface preparation, including scraping peeling paint and caulking
• Window glazing using Sarco Seal Dual Glaze for a durable, weatherproof finish
• Full priming with Mad Dog Professional Primer
• Application of Sherwin-Williams Exterior Duration paint in Extra White for a crisp, lasting finish
• Painting of doors, trim, and other exterior surfaces
• Use of scaffolding and plywood protection to safely access the curved addition and safeguard the bluestone patio
• Careful handling to avoid damaging the curved glass panes during scraping and glazing

Results

The project was completed within five working days at a total cost of $7,000. Our team successfully restored the exterior appearance of the home without compromising the integrity of the delicate curved glass windows. The careful use of scaffolding and protective measures prevented any damage to the glass or surrounding surfaces, including the patio. The homeowner and the client’s team were highly satisfied with the craftsmanship and attention to detail. The home now boasts a fresh, vibrant appearance that enhances its historic charm and preserves its structural features for years to come.