Sandy Springs & Dunwoody · Bento’s Group
Refresh the paint. Restore the deck. Plan the repairs.
Interior and exterior painting, deck repairs and staining for homeowners in Sandy Springs and Dunwoody. Start with the surfaces that need attention and photos of the areas you want to improve.
Repair and preparation come first
Peeling paint or worn boards? Start with the condition.
A fresh coating and a material repair solve different problems. Tell us about loose boards, soft wood, failing finishes, stains or gaps around trim. We review the requested area and identify preparation and repairs before agreeing to the paint or stain scope.
Our team is based in Alpharetta and serves Sandy Springs and Dunwoody by project appointment. Share your city or ZIP so we can confirm coverage and availability.
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Define the work you want included
Exterior painting & trim
List siding, fascia, soffits, window trim, doors and other surfaces individually. We discuss cleaning, scraping failing coatings, surface preparation, caulking, primer and finish products as appropriate. Rotten wood replacement and other repairs need a defined scope; they are not automatically included in a repaint.
Deck repairs & staining
Show the deck surface, stairs, railings and any visible damage. Replacing boards, repairing connections and coating a sound deck are different scopes. We review existing coatings and material condition before recommending preparation or a finish. Structural concerns may require additional assessment before work proceeds.
Interior painting
Choose walls, ceilings, trim and doors room by room. Include nail holes, drywall patches, stained areas and furniture protection in the discussion. Cabinets are a separate scope. Tell us whether you will remain at home so access and the room sequence can be planned.
Start with your home
Where is your project?
Questions before planning the work
Can you paint or stain over an old deck finish?
That depends on the existing finish, its condition and the proposed product. We review the surface before defining cleaning, coating removal or other preparation. Coating over a failing finish is not a repair for the underlying problem.
Can you replace rotted exterior trim or deck boards?
Send photos so we can discuss the visible damage. The extent of deterioration may only become clear after closer inspection or removal. Material replacement, structural work and painting are identified separately in the agreed scope.
Can neighbors request estimates together?
Yes. Each homeowner can send a separate request with their city, surfaces and timing. We can discuss coordinating appointments where practical; each property receives its own scope and price. Sending a request does not guarantee a group discount or reserve a work date.
What if my subdivision requires color approval?
Tell us about HOA requirements and confirm the approved colors before paint is ordered. Approval responsibilities and documentation are discussed with the homeowner.
What affects the estimate?
Surface area, height, access, current coatings, repairs, furniture protection, materials and preparation all matter. Your estimate should identify included surfaces, products, repairs, exclusions and cleanup. Exterior scheduling depends on weather and suitable surface conditions.
One clear next step
Send your city and a few photos
Tell us what is peeling, worn or ready for a new finish. Choose your city and service above, or call to discuss the project. Our team will review scope and arrange a next step when appropriate.
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