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Modern Image Painting

Delaware County, Pennsylvania

House Painters in Marcus Hook, PA

Marcus Hook is the last borough before the Delaware line and one of the oldest settlements on this stretch of the river. It is also a refinery town, and there is no separating the two: the industry sits directly alongside the housing rather than at a distance from it.

The stock is dense and attached: brick and frame rowhomes and twins on a tight grid running down toward the water, most of it built in the first decades of the twentieth century for people working the plants.

What gets asked for in Marcus Hook

What we see on Marcus Hook houses

  • Industrial deposit as a constant, not an event

    Facades here are washed before painting because they need to be, not as routine. Airborne deposit builds up steadily on every exposed surface and paint applied over it does not hold.

  • Attached rows with no side access

    A row is one long facade with many owners. The front is worked from the pavement, the rear from a shared yard, and the boundary with the neighbor is agreed in advance.

  • Wind and salt straight off the river

    The borough runs down to the water with little between. Wind-driven rain hits the river-facing elevations directly and those faces need more from a coating than the sheltered sides do.

  • Painted brick already committed

    Much of this brick was painted generations ago. The realistic path is doing it properly: sound preparation, a masonry primer and a finish that will not sheet away in a few winters.

Why customers pick us

What stands behind the work is the insurance and a local owner-operated company that quotes every job from a real look at the building. Read what customers wrote on Google, or read how the business started.

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