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Payment Options At Greenpoint Painting, we make paying easy. You can pay using: ACH (bank transfer) Credit card Cash Check Financing through our partner, Wise Stack When you receive a quote, all payment options will be listed. If you choose financing, just fill out a quick form with Wise Stack to get started.

Our pricing is determined by several factors, including the type of service, materials required, and the scope of the job. We are committed to providing transparent, upfront pricing before any work begins, ensuring there are no surprises. To discuss the specifics of your project, please reach out to us directly. For more information or if you have any questions, we invite you to reach out to us. We are here to provide answers and assist with your project needs. To get started, book an estimate by filling out our convenient online form. Let Greenpoint Painting bring your vision to life with our commitment to quality and exceptional service.

What Is Paint Sheen? Paint sheen refers to the level of gloss or shine in a paint finish. It impacts how light reflects off the painted surface and how durable or washable the surface will be. The glossier the finish, the more durable—and often more reflective—it will be. 🏠 Types of Paint Finishes (From Flat to Glossy) Here's a breakdown of the most common paint sheens and where they work best: 1. Flat or Matte Finish Appearance: No shine, soft look Best For: Ceilings, low-traffic walls, older walls with imperfections Pros: Hides surface flaws well Cons: Harder to clean; not ideal for high-traffic areas 2. Eggshell Finish Appearance: Soft, low-luster sheen Best For: Living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms Pros: More durable than flat; slightly washable Cons: Slightly less coverage than flat 3. Satin Finish Appearance: Smooth, velvety sheen Best For: Hallways, kitchens, kids' rooms, bathrooms Pros: Easy to clean; moisture-resistant Cons: May highlight wall imperfections 4. Semi-Gloss Finish Appearance: Noticeable shine Best For: Trim, doors, kitchens, bathrooms Pros: Very durable and washable; resists moisture well Cons: Will show imperfections more clearly 5. Gloss/High-Gloss Finish Appearance: High shine, reflective surface Best For: Cabinets, doors, molding, furniture Pros: Extremely durable and easy to clean Cons: Highlights every surface flaw; harder to apply evenly.

At Greenpoint Painting, we proudly use top-quality Sherwin-Williams products on every project. Thanks to our high project volume, we receive exclusive discounts of 54%–63%—and we pass those savings directly to you by providing materials at cost, with no markup. We believe that using premium paint delivers superior results and builds lasting trust. With Greenpoint Painting, you get exceptional quality at the best possible value.

We specialize in installing high-quality siding options, including: LP® SmartSide® James Hardie® Fiber Cement Siding Cedar Shake Siding Please note: We do not install aluminum siding.

Yes! It's essential to remove any wood rot before investing in an exterior paint job. We highly recommend removing and replacing any wood rot on the surface of your home. Leaving moisture in the wood will continue to expand and grow due to wood having pores that trap the moisture. We want to ensure your exterior painting investment lasts long and maintains its quality. By addressing wood rot, we can help extend the longevity and durability of your home's exterior. Secondly, if you do have wood rot, you need to tackle what caused it in the first place. The most common issues are clogged gutters and downspouts causing overflow or water spilling, leading to your soffit panels and siding. We recommend getting leaf guards to avoid this from happening or replacing with new 5" or 6" gutters, which is a service we offer! Additionally, grading issues can cause skirt boards or "starter boards" to rot, along with improper caulking on nail head seams and fascia boards. However, the best way to avoid gutter clogs is by checking your gutters every other month and/or cleaning them out. By addressing these underlying issues, you can prevent future wood rot and ensure the longevity of your exterior painting investment.