Waldo County, Maine
At the head of Penobscot Bay, a few miles down Route 1A from our Frankfort base, Stockton Springs' village homes and coastal properties get paint work built to handle salt air.
Serving Stockton Springs
Stockton Springs is one of our closest neighbors — Route 1A runs from Frankfort right down to where it meets Route 1 in town. Homes here range from the village and Stockton Harbor to Cape Jellison, Fort Point and Sandy Point along the bay.
Coastal exposure means fog, salt and wind, so preparation matters most: we wash, scrape, repair and prime before the finish coats, and we use premium paints and stains designed to resist moisture, fading and peeling.
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Every project starts with a free, itemized quote and ends with a final walkthrough and a clean job site.
Siding and trim protected from salt air and coastal moisture with careful prep and weather-resistant paint.
Learn moreDecks and porches stained to guard against UV, sea-air moisture and heavy summer use.
Learn moreFresh walls, ceilings and trim — with extra care for older plaster and woodwork.
Learn moreStrip old wallpaper and adhesive, repair the wall and prime it for fresh paint.
Learn moreInterior and exterior painting for new homes and additions, primed and finished right.
Learn moreLocal Know-How
Salt residue and mildew prevent paint from bonding. A thorough wash and proper drying time come before any primer or paint.
Sun and sea air break down deck finishes faster than inland. Keeping up with staining protects the wood and saves on repairs.
Peeling or bare spots let moisture into the wood. Addressing them before the cold season helps prevent bigger repairs.
Get a free, itemized quote from Crafted Painters — we respond to every request promptly.
