Here are some of the many pictures taken while working on homes like yours :)

My brother and I painting a house in Taylors Falls, MN when I was about 10.

My trusty Ranger gets the job done

Flawless trim work with just a brush

My new Titan sprayer!

My dad and I painting a home in 2024

My pressure washer!

My dad and I repping the old Anderson Painting logo

Ok.. I’ve changed my logo a few times

My dad and I painting my sisters condo

Me painting my sisters condo

Me painting a bathroom in 2022

Step 1: Intial Contact

When you reach out, you're not getting an automated system or a sales pitch — you're talking directly to me.

I take the time to listen and understand what you’re looking for. Whether you need a full interior repaint, a single room refreshed, or just have questions about the process, I’ll walk you through it. We’ll talk about the scope of your project, what you're hoping to achieve, and any specific concerns or timelines you have.

If it sounds like a good fit, we’ll schedule a time for me to come by in person, take a look at the space, and give you a clear, honest estimate — no pressure, no pushy follow-ups, just straightforward communication.

Why it matters: I believe great results start with a real conversation — one that helps you feel confident, informed, and taken care of from the very first call.

Step 2: In Person Estimate

When I stop by for an estimate, my goal is simple: to understand your project, offer honest advice, and of course get you an accurate and reasonable price.

We’ll walk through the space together and talk about what you’re looking for — whether it’s color changes, problem areas, or just bringing the space back to life. I’ll look closely at the condition of the surfaces, take measurements, and note any prep work that may be needed to get the best results.

I’ll also answer any questions you have about paint types, finishes, timelines, or the process itself. If you’re not sure exactly what you need, I’m happy to offer recommendations based on your goals and budget.

Once I’ve seen the space, I’ll provide a clear, detailed quote — no vague ranges or hidden fees — just honest pricing and a plan you can trust.

Why it matters: I believe good work starts with clear communication. This visit isn’t just about numbers — it’s about making sure you feel informed, comfortable, and confident moving forward.

Step 3: Scheduling and Starting your Painting Project

Once you’re ready to move forward, I’ll work with you to get your project on the calendar at a time that works best for you.

We’ll go over your timeline, discuss any special considerations (like kids, pets, or furniture), and make sure everything is lined up so the job goes smoothly from day one. I’ll let you know how long the project will take, what you can expect each day, and how I’ll protect your home while I’m working.

You’ll also get a written contract so you’re never left guessing. If anything changes — weather delays, supply updates, or adjustments on your end — I’ll keep you in the loop and be flexible when needed.

Why it matters: Clear scheduling means less disruption to your day-to-day life and no last-minute surprises. You’ll know exactly what’s happening, when, and how — and I’ll be there when I say I will.

Now that the job is in the books, let me walk you through how I actually go about painting your home — step by step.

Exterior Projects

When it comes to painting the outside of a home, prep is everything. The exterior of a house faces constant exposure — sun, rain, wind, temperature swings — and without proper prep, paint simply won’t last.

As a professional painter, I take the time to prepare every surface the right way, because a great exterior paint job is only as strong as the work done before the first coat.

Here’s what quality prep involves, and why it matters:

1. Surface Cleaning – Pressure Washing

Before anything else, I wash the home’s exterior to remove:

• Dirt, dust, pollen

• Mold, mildew, or algae

• Loose paint or chalky residue

Why it matters: Clean surfaces help paint stick properly. Skipping this step can cause premature peeling or uneven color.

2. Scraping & Sanding

Once the home is dry, I scrape off all loose or flaking paint and sand rough spots.

Why it matters: This creates a smooth, stable surface and prevents new paint from bubbling or lifting later.

3. Repairs & Caulking

I inspect siding, trim, windows, and doors for damage or gaps and:

• Caulk around windows, doors, and seams

• Patch minor wood or surface damage

• Replace any severely damaged siding/ trim (if needed)

Why it matters: Proper sealing protects your home from moisture and improves energy efficiency — plus, it gives the paint job a cleaner, more finished look.

4. Priming Bare Surfaces

Any bare wood, metal, or repaired areas get a quality primer to help the topcoat bond properly.

Why it matters: Primer adds durability and helps the color apply evenly — especially when covering stained, weathered, or previously unpainted areas.

5. Protecting Surroundings

Before any painting begins, I take extra care to protect all areas around your home, including:

• Landscaping, plants, and garden beds

• Windows, doors, decks, and light fixtures

• Concrete driveways, walkways, and any other surfaces that could be exposed to paint

• Anything that shouldn't come in contact with paint or debris

Why it matters: Protecting every part of your home ensures a clean, hassle-free experience and a job done right. By taking the time to shield windows, doors, driveways, and landscaping, I prevent any damage or mess, giving you peace of mind throughout the project. It's all about providing the highest level of care and professionalism — so when I’m done, your home looks amazing and nothing else has been compromised.

I treat prep work as the backbone of every exterior project. It’s the difference between a paint job that fades and cracks after one season — and one that holds strong and looks sharp for years. That’s the GOAT way to paint.

Once the prep is done and everything’s ready, the real transformation begins. This is where craftsmanship, product knowledge, and attention to detail come together to give your home a fresh, lasting look.

Here’s how I approach the actual painting phase of every exterior project:

1. Precision Tools for a Flawless Finish

Every part of your home requires a different approach — and I use the right tools for each surface to get the best possible result.

• Sprayers are ideal for siding, soffits, and large flat areas — they deliver smooth, even coverage with no roller lines.

• Brushes are perfect for trim, corners, and edges — giving you clean, crisp lines and full control around details.

• Rollers come in for certain textured areas where even pressure helps push paint into grooves or grain.

Why it matters: Using the right method for each surface ensures a consistent finish, no missed spots, and a professional look that holds up over time..

2. Consistent Coverage

I apply paint evenly and carefully, following the manufacturer’s recommended thickness and drying time between coats. Most homes get two full coats for full color depth and long-term protection.

Why it matters: A consistent, even coat not only looks better — it holds up better over time against sun, wind, and rain.

3. Timing & Weather Awareness

I always paint in safe, dry weather conditions — avoiding high humidity, direct rain, or extreme temperatures. Paint only goes on when the conditions are right for a proper cure.

Why it matters: Even the best paint won’t perform if applied under the wrong conditions. I don’t rush it — I do it right.

4. Thorough Clean-Up

Once the final coat is on and everything is dry, I carefully remove all masking, clean up the worksite, and walk the home with you to make sure every detail is just right.

• No paint spills

• No debris left behind

• Just a sharp, clean finish and a job well done

Why it matters: Your home should look better than it did when I arrived — and that includes the lawn, driveway, and trim.

Exterior painting isn’t just about adding color — it’s about applying it with care and precision, so it lasts. I take pride in doing things the right way, and you’ll see it in every brushstroke.