Exterior Painting Company in New York

Name: 360° Painting of East Queens
Address: 146-26 Booth Memorial Ave,, Flushing, NY, 11355
Telephone: (347) 514-8242

Residential & Commercial Exterior Painting for New York Property Owners

At 360° Painting of East Queens, we handle exterior painting for residential and commercial properties across New York using a structured nine-step process that gives you clear visibility at every stage. Our project managers work with you from the first conversation through the final walk-through, building a customized plan that fits your goals and budget. We use premium paints and proven application methods to deliver finishes that enhance your property’s appearance and protect its long-term value.

New York’s climate puts real stress on exterior surfaces. Humidity, temperature swings, and coastal air accelerate paint breakdown, which makes material quality and preparation non-negotiable. We don’t cut corners on either. Every project starts with a free estimate so you can plan with full information and no pressure.

Ready to get started? Call us at (347) 514-8242 to schedule your free estimate with 360° Painting of East Queens.

The 360° Painting Process for Exterior Projects

We follow the 360° Painting process on every exterior job: nine defined steps designed to protect your property, keep you informed, and support a finish that holds up. Here’s what that looks like in practice.

Consultation: We start by reviewing your options for paint finishes and product types, including samples. Our partnerships with leading brands, including Sherwin-Williams, support product and color selection from the start.
Property Protection: Before any work begins, we secure or cover landscaping, grills, outdoor furniture, and other exterior features with tarps and drop cloths to prevent drips and splatters.
Preliminary Walk-Through: An on-site supervisor walks the property with you before the crew starts. This step confirms exactly what you want and how, so there are no surprises mid-project.
Surface Preparation: We clean surfaces using biodegradable detergent or bleach to remove dirt and mildew, scrape and sand peeling or flaking paint, apply spot priming, caulking, and putty where needed, and secure any loose boards, moldings, or protruding nails. Rotten or broken wood is evaluated at this stage.
Window and Fixture Preparation: Windows are protected during painting. Screens, downspouts, storm windows, and shutters may be removed and replaced as needed. Any additional costs for this step are communicated to you in advance.
Repair Evaluation: We identify minor repairs that could protect your long-term investment and discuss them with you before proceeding. Any extra charges are agreed upon beforehand.
Painting: We apply all coats, including the finishing coat, using high-quality products and following established safety guidelines throughout.
Finishing Touches: Once the work is complete, all tools and equipment are removed, and your property is left in pristine condition.
Final Walk-Through: We conduct our own inspection first, then invite you to join us for a final walk-through to address any questions and confirm the project meets your expectations.

Warranties, Paint Brands, & What Backs Our Work

We back our exterior work with a 2-year paint warranty and a 6-month carpentry warranty, both in writing.

Our crews work with premium paints from Sherwin-Williams, PPG Paints, and Benjamin Moore, selected to match each project’s surface conditions and performance requirements. We build the process around your schedule to minimize disruption, and we don’t consider a project finished until you’re fully satisfied.

Get a Free Estimate for Your Exterior Painting Project

Our project managers are ready to build a plan around your property, your timeline, and your budget. Call 360° Painting of East Queens at (347) 514-8242 to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate.

What Exterior Painting Involves & Why Preparation Matters

Exterior painting covers more than applying a fresh coat of color. A complete project typically includes surface cleaning, scraping, priming, caulking, minor repairs, and multiple paint coats. Each step builds toward a finish that adheres correctly and lasts. Skipping or rushing any part of that sequence shortens the repaint cycle and can allow moisture to work its way behind the surface.

In New York, the preparation phase largely determines how long a finish holds. The right weather-resistant paint must also be matched to the substrate. Wood siding, masonry, stucco, and metal each carry different porosity and expansion rates that affect long-term adhesion. Timing matters too: most paint manufacturers specify temperature and humidity ranges for application, and working outside those ranges affects how paint cures and bonds to the surface.