Spanish Town
Founded 1805, the oldest neighborhood in the city, between the river and I-110. Historic houses and a lot of hand work.
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The oldest housing stock we work on, so the prep is the job. Free estimates on site or remote, and every quote is written for two coats.
What changes here
Painting in Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge has the oldest continuously lived-in housing stock we work on, and the age of it changes almost everything about how a repaint should be approached here. Spanish Town dates to 1805. Beauregard Town followed in 1806, and most of Mid City went up between 1910 and 1955.
Older stock
Old siding, old millwork and old paint mean most of the day goes into preparation. On an older frontage the finish is only ever as good as what was scraped, filled and primed underneath it.
On the ground
Where we work in Baton Rouge
Where we work, and why the age of the stock matters so much here.
Beauregard Town
Founded 1806, on both sides of Government Street, laid out on European diagonal streets. Second oldest in the city.
Garden District
Where Park Boulevard meets Government Street. Established, upscale, and detail heavy.
Mid City
Capital Heights, Bernard Terrace and Ogden Park. Craftsman bungalows, shotguns and cottages on small tree-lined lots.
Conditions