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Bello Painting

Oakland County

Painters in Troy, Michigan

Most of Troy went up between 1965 and 1990: large colonials and ranches on wide lots, brick at the front with painted trim, and siding down the sides and rear.

Painting Troy houses, specifically

The typical Troy exterior is a two-storey colonial with a brick or stone front elevation and painted or vinyl siding everywhere else. That puts the real work on the trim: fascia, soffit, window casings, shutters, garage doors, and the gable ends. Those gables sit high enough that reaching them properly means staging or a lift rather than an extension ladder leaned at the wrong angle, and that is a line on the estimate rather than something we improvise on the day.

Wide lots mean mature trees, and mature trees mean north elevations that stay damp and grow mildew. We wash those faces and let them dry through before anything is applied, which occasionally costs a day.

Inside, the colonials bring two-storey entries and open stairwells. Those are the rooms where the cut lines show, and they are the reason we stage rather than reach.

Neighbourhoods we work in around Troy

  • Big Beaver corridor
  • Somerset
  • Northfield Hills
  • Wattles
  • Long Lake

Troy sits in Oakland County, where we also cover Farmington Hills, Rochester Hills, Southfield, Novi.

What we do in Troy

What customers say

“Bello Painting did a fantastic job on our home’s exterior. Marcus and his crew were friendly, showed up when they said they would, and worked hard to get everything done on time. They paid attention to the details, and the house looks fresh and brand new.”
Gabriel T., Google review

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