Block Wall Painting Services in Mesa, AZ
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Are you considering painting a concrete block wall in your yard? We have just the solution for you! With years of experience and dedication to the residents of Mesa, AZ, we handle all your handyman needs, including painting your block wall. Our local team is dedicated to 100% customer satisfaction and exceeding your expectations, which is what you can expect when you hire us!
If you’re looking for excellent workmanship and premium cinder block paint, we’re the team to call. Contact Quick Block Masonry today to bring your property back to life! |
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Can You Paint a Cinder Block Wall?
Have you ever wondered, “Can you paint cinder blocks?" Fortunately, you can; however, it's slightly more complicated than painting stucco. The blocks have a sponge-like appearance due to the little air pockets and holes that you can see if you look at them closely. These blocks are porous, so they readily absorb paint. Therefore, you need more paint than a regular wall. We use high-quality paint for blocks to make the job as simple as possible.
Luckily, the majority of cinderblock doesn't require a lot of pre-treatment or preparation. Actually, most of the preparation work involves making sure that nothing else, such as your neighbor's side of the wall, gets painted by accident. However, we can also remove paint from a cinder block wall if necessary.
The Block Wall Painting Process
Our reliable contractors dedicate themselves to giving you the best of the best, which is why we spray paint block walls. Using spray paint for concrete blocks is much more efficient than trying to slap the pain on the walls with a brush.
We use the following process for painting concrete blocks to ensure you get value for money:
1. Moving Away Any Dirt or Gravel
Moving any gravel away from the block wall is the first step in painting concrete blockwork to prevent overspray on the gravel.
2. Pressure Washing the Block Wall
The second step when painting concrete block walls outside your house is pressure washing. We have a high-quality pressure washer that gets the job done. Some electric pressure washers don't exert enough pressure to remove dirt and grime off the wall. This is crucial as you can't paint a dirty wall. It has a wide enough fan and based on how long the wall is, the pressure washing process typically lasts between one and two hours. We use ordinary water for pressure washing instead of any harsh chemicals.
3. Masking Areas That Don't Need Paint
The next step is to mask off any areas that will not be painted. Fortunately, the majority of the block walls we paint don't need major repairs, so we give them time to dry before the masking process commences. In Arizona heat, we might start masking immediately after pressure washing the wall because everything dries so quickly. As tape does not adhere to surfaces that are not totally dry, in colder temperatures, we might need to wait 24 hours before we can begin masking. On almost every wall we paint, there are a few areas that need to be covered with masking tape.
We primarily focus on the block walls that encircle a person's property in the back. Particularly if the color we're selecting is bright, all the edges of the wall that share a boundary with the neighboring property need to be taped off. We run thick-enough masking paper over some of the concrete where the block wall meets the side of the property and cover the remaining space with tarps to ensure that we don’t get concrete block wall paint on any unnecessary surfaces.
Furthermore, we employ masking tape that adheres incredibly well to all masonry surfaces. Although it's slightly more costly than other tapes, we are spared the anxiety of the tape coming undone from the pressure of the airless sprayer. Our experts will also cover any side gates to ensure the property is not ruined.
When painting cinder block walls, we aim to increase the value of your property, not decrease it. Therefore, we take sufficient time to prep the surrounding areas.
4. Priming the Wall
It is not necessary to prime a wall that has already been painted. If the block is unpainted, a primer must first be applied before the paint's top coat. Without the priming, a painted cinder block wall may or may not retain the paint after application. If the paint does not hold because there is no priming, it would require a lot more work to remove the loose paint and repaint the surface. We never take chances, so we apply the primer first if the surface isn't already painted.
Furthermore, we will try to match the primer to the paint for concrete blocks to ensure a smoother application.
5. Painting the Wall
Spray painting cement blocks is the final stage after pressure washing, masking, and priming. If we used a primer that was sufficiently similar in color to the color of the paint, we add one coat of paint to complete the project. We apply two coats when we paint cement blocks if we painted over a wall that had already been painted or used a non-tinted white primer.
Contrary to what some people believe, there is nothing wrong with painting over painted cinder block. The right technique needs to be used to ensure a smooth finish, which is why you need a professional to get the job done.
When using our services, you can rest assured that your painted cinder block walls are going to be nothing but the best.
6. Clean Up
Before removing paper or tape from the areas we covered to prevent overspray, we give the exterior concrete block paint adequate time to cure. It is possible to unintentionally leave a paint mark on the area we were attempting to cover if the tape or paper is removed while the paint is still wet. Hence, we paint to ensure that you get the perfect results.
Why Should You Paint a Cinder Block Wall?
Painting a retaining wall can be beneficial.
You should consider painting cement block walls for the following reasons:
Do you want to paint but don't know where to start? That's what we're here for! Our experienced contractors can give you a number of outdoor cinder block wall paint ideas and help you choose the one that best suits your property, style, and tastes.
Why Choose Us?
If you’re looking for exterior cinder block wall painting ideas, you’re in the right place! Our experienced team does it all! From prepping to exterior cinder block wall covering to tidying up, you won’t have to worry about a thing!
We’ll give you the painted CMU wall of your dreams!
Contact Us Today!
Are you ready to make the move? Our specialists can give you a premium backyard painted cinder block wall in an efficient and timely manner. From prep to design, color, style, and cleanup, we take care of it all!
Painting cinder block wall structures can be technical, which is why it's better left to the experts.
If you’re ready for a beautifully painted concrete block fence, contact Quick Block Masonry Mesa today for a free quote!
Have you ever wondered, “Can you paint cinder blocks?" Fortunately, you can; however, it's slightly more complicated than painting stucco. The blocks have a sponge-like appearance due to the little air pockets and holes that you can see if you look at them closely. These blocks are porous, so they readily absorb paint. Therefore, you need more paint than a regular wall. We use high-quality paint for blocks to make the job as simple as possible.
Luckily, the majority of cinderblock doesn't require a lot of pre-treatment or preparation. Actually, most of the preparation work involves making sure that nothing else, such as your neighbor's side of the wall, gets painted by accident. However, we can also remove paint from a cinder block wall if necessary.
The Block Wall Painting Process
Our reliable contractors dedicate themselves to giving you the best of the best, which is why we spray paint block walls. Using spray paint for concrete blocks is much more efficient than trying to slap the pain on the walls with a brush.
We use the following process for painting concrete blocks to ensure you get value for money:
1. Moving Away Any Dirt or Gravel
Moving any gravel away from the block wall is the first step in painting concrete blockwork to prevent overspray on the gravel.
2. Pressure Washing the Block Wall
The second step when painting concrete block walls outside your house is pressure washing. We have a high-quality pressure washer that gets the job done. Some electric pressure washers don't exert enough pressure to remove dirt and grime off the wall. This is crucial as you can't paint a dirty wall. It has a wide enough fan and based on how long the wall is, the pressure washing process typically lasts between one and two hours. We use ordinary water for pressure washing instead of any harsh chemicals.
3. Masking Areas That Don't Need Paint
The next step is to mask off any areas that will not be painted. Fortunately, the majority of the block walls we paint don't need major repairs, so we give them time to dry before the masking process commences. In Arizona heat, we might start masking immediately after pressure washing the wall because everything dries so quickly. As tape does not adhere to surfaces that are not totally dry, in colder temperatures, we might need to wait 24 hours before we can begin masking. On almost every wall we paint, there are a few areas that need to be covered with masking tape.
We primarily focus on the block walls that encircle a person's property in the back. Particularly if the color we're selecting is bright, all the edges of the wall that share a boundary with the neighboring property need to be taped off. We run thick-enough masking paper over some of the concrete where the block wall meets the side of the property and cover the remaining space with tarps to ensure that we don’t get concrete block wall paint on any unnecessary surfaces.
Furthermore, we employ masking tape that adheres incredibly well to all masonry surfaces. Although it's slightly more costly than other tapes, we are spared the anxiety of the tape coming undone from the pressure of the airless sprayer. Our experts will also cover any side gates to ensure the property is not ruined.
When painting cinder block walls, we aim to increase the value of your property, not decrease it. Therefore, we take sufficient time to prep the surrounding areas.
4. Priming the Wall
It is not necessary to prime a wall that has already been painted. If the block is unpainted, a primer must first be applied before the paint's top coat. Without the priming, a painted cinder block wall may or may not retain the paint after application. If the paint does not hold because there is no priming, it would require a lot more work to remove the loose paint and repaint the surface. We never take chances, so we apply the primer first if the surface isn't already painted.
Furthermore, we will try to match the primer to the paint for concrete blocks to ensure a smoother application.
5. Painting the Wall
Spray painting cement blocks is the final stage after pressure washing, masking, and priming. If we used a primer that was sufficiently similar in color to the color of the paint, we add one coat of paint to complete the project. We apply two coats when we paint cement blocks if we painted over a wall that had already been painted or used a non-tinted white primer.
Contrary to what some people believe, there is nothing wrong with painting over painted cinder block. The right technique needs to be used to ensure a smooth finish, which is why you need a professional to get the job done.
When using our services, you can rest assured that your painted cinder block walls are going to be nothing but the best.
6. Clean Up
Before removing paper or tape from the areas we covered to prevent overspray, we give the exterior concrete block paint adequate time to cure. It is possible to unintentionally leave a paint mark on the area we were attempting to cover if the tape or paper is removed while the paint is still wet. Hence, we paint to ensure that you get the perfect results.
Why Should You Paint a Cinder Block Wall?
Painting a retaining wall can be beneficial.
You should consider painting cement block walls for the following reasons:
- Match the aesthetic of your yard: Not every yard layout works with a wall made of gray or brown cinder blocks. You can make your yard a more colorful area that complements the design of your house by having our crew paint your block wall. We have various cinder block wall paint colors for you to choose from.
- Enhance the value of your property: These block walls may appear shabby and aged over time. Even its natural gray or brown, which aren't particularly appealing, to begin with, tends to become dull with age. You can bring life back into your yard by having us paint your wall. If you need some cinder block paint ideas, our experts can help.
Do you want to paint but don't know where to start? That's what we're here for! Our experienced contractors can give you a number of outdoor cinder block wall paint ideas and help you choose the one that best suits your property, style, and tastes.
Why Choose Us?
If you’re looking for exterior cinder block wall painting ideas, you’re in the right place! Our experienced team does it all! From prepping to exterior cinder block wall covering to tidying up, you won’t have to worry about a thing!
We’ll give you the painted CMU wall of your dreams!
Contact Us Today!
Are you ready to make the move? Our specialists can give you a premium backyard painted cinder block wall in an efficient and timely manner. From prep to design, color, style, and cleanup, we take care of it all!
Painting cinder block wall structures can be technical, which is why it's better left to the experts.
If you’re ready for a beautifully painted concrete block fence, contact Quick Block Masonry Mesa today for a free quote!