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St. Charles, Exterior Painting

A St. Charles exterior with 68 windows, just over $14,000

Cedar siding, 68 windows with peeling and cracking paint, shutters, soffit and fascia. David put this St. Charles exterior at just over $14,000 in materials and labor, and 160 labor hours.

Town
St. Charles
Service
Exterior Painting
Scope
Full exterior: cedar siding, 68 windows, trim, shutters, soffit and fascia
Published investment
Just over $14,000Materials and labor, including premium exterior paint, surface prep, caulking and shutter restoration.David's video, June 2026
Time on site
160 labor hours, about 80 of them on the windows

The video

David on this job

An exterior estimate with 68 windows, St. Charles

What was in the scope

  • Cedar siding repainted
  • All 68 windows scraped and refinished, a hard scrape because of peeling and cracking paint
  • Exterior trim restored
  • Shutters repaired and painted
  • Soffit and fascia
  • Garage door and service door painted
  • Minor wood rot and woodpecker damage repaired
  • The whole exterior power washed

In David's words

What drove the number

  • The windows. Hard scraping 68 windows took about 80 of the 160 labor hours.
  • Tight spacing between the landscaping and the trim boards, which meant careful ladder placement.
  • Detailed work on the sills and edges.
  • Repairs before paint: minor wood rot and woodpecker damage, and shutter restoration.

Photos

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