Project Spotlight: A Stunning New Look for the Wilson Family’s Home in Nampa, Idaho

Last Updated: January 1, 2024

At Spray 'n Coat Painting, we recently got to work with the Wilson family in Nampa, Idaho, to give their new home the transformation they’d dreamed of. Their goal was to turn a fairly standard brown exterior into something fresh and eye-catching, and we were all in! This project focused on boosting curb appeal and making sure their house would stand out in the neighborhood with modern, updated colors.


Here’s What We Did:


  • Detailed Prep Work: We began by repairing a few trim boards and handling any necessary caulking to make sure the surface was ready for a long-lasting, clean finish.
  • Main Body Color - Uncertain Gray: To give the house a bold and modern look, we used Uncertain Gray as the primary color, which completely changed the home’s feel.
  • Accents and Trims - Extra White and Endless Sea: We added Extra White to the fascia and door trim for a crisp contrast and Endless Sea on the upper accents and doors to create a striking, cohesive look.


Project Benefits:

The final result was a home that truly felt new. The lighter colors and bright accents made the exterior pop, giving it a fresh, inviting look. The Wilson family was thrilled with the outcome, and they even left us a wonderful review mentioning how our team was professional, friendly, and kept them in the loop throughout the entire project.


Thank you to the Wilson family for trusting Spray ’n Coat Painting with this transformation! We’re proud to serve Nampa, Boise, Meridian, and the entire Boise Metro area with top-quality residential exterior painting and home services.


Thinking about giving your home a fresh look? Reach out to Spray ’n Coat Painting for a free quote on residential exterior painting today!

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