Painters on Long Beach Island, NJ

Yes. We paint homes from Barnegat Light and Loveladies down through Surf City, Ship Bottom, Brant Beach and Beach Haven to Holgate. Each part of the island has its own mix of older cottages and newer raised homes, and we plan each job around the house in front of us. Tell us your address and we will set up a visit.

We can if you book early. Most island owners schedule us between fall and spring, when the bridge is quiet and the house is empty. We handle interior rooms, cabinets and drywall repair first, then exterior work on mild, dry days. That way the house is ready when the first renters come over the Causeway.

Yes. Older homes in the Beach Haven historic district have wood siding, porches and trim that can be damaged by rough scraping or the wrong products. We take our time on prep and use primers and paints that bond well to old wood. If you have old photos of the house, they help us plan color placement.

Upper decks and roof decks take full sun all day, so the stain on them breaks down faster than on the lower levels. We set up safe access, then sand the gray off the boards and clean out the gaps. The wood has to be dry before stain goes on. We use a penetrating product built for coastal sun and give the top rails extra attention. Timing this for May or late September keeps the deck open all summer.

Bay side garages along the island can take water during a strong nor'easter. Once the garage dries out, the lower walls and the door often show a water line, rust and mildew. We clean off the growth, let everything dry fully, and spot prime rust on metal doors and tracks. Then we use a mildew resistant paint on the walls and a durable finish on the garage door itself.

We can. Cabinet painting is a good fit for island kitchens that get hard use all summer and then sit empty. We take the doors off, degrease and sand, prime, and spray a durable enamel that resists chips and wipes clean. Lighter colors suit beach houses and brighten a kitchen. The job fits well into the off season, when the house is empty and the finish can cure without traffic.