Alpharetta, Fulton County
Alpharetta painting for 1990s homes, townhomes and storefronts
Alpharetta stayed small until the 1980s, then more than quadrupled in ten years. Most of its houses date from that growth, and downtown adds over 600 businesses to the painting list.
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- Scheduled from Tucker
- Interior and exterior
Updated October 2026
Short answer
Alpharetta homes are mostly from the 1990s, which built 34.6% of the city's housing, followed by the 1980s at 22% and the 2000s at 19.6%. A house from those decades usually needs a full exterior repaint with some trim repair. The city also has over 600 downtown businesses and the Avalon development, which bring storefront and office painting.
Homes in Alpharetta
From an 1858 charter to a 1990s building boom
Alpharetta was chartered on December 11, 1858, near the New Prospect Camp Ground, and was part of Milton County until Milton merged into Fulton. It stayed small for a long time: 3,128 people in 1980, then 13,002 by 1990, a 315.7% jump in one decade. The 2020 census counted 65,818.
Housing tracks that growth. Census estimates show 22% of homes built in the 1980s, 34.6% in the 1990s and 19.6% from 2000 to 2009. Detached houses make up 55.5% of the stock, single-family attached homes 11.2%, and 11.5% sit in buildings of 50 or more units. About 65.1% of households own their home.
Downtown and the 86-acre Avalon development, opened in 2014, add shops, restaurants and offices to the mix. For houses, the jobs are full exterior repaints, siding and trim. Siding from those decades holds paint well while it is sealed, but hardboard boards left bare at the bottom edge soak up water and swell. For businesses, painting is scheduled after hours or in sections so the doors can stay open.
Work we do here
Painting work we take on across Alpharetta
Exterior House Painting
1990s and 2000s houses washed, caulked, spot-primed and repainted from siding to shutters.
Wood & Fiber Cement Siding Painting
Fiber cement and hardboard lap siding recoated before failing paint lets water into the boards.
HOA & Townhome Painting
Attached homes, 11.2% of local housing, repainted to the community color schedule.
Commercial Painting
Shops, offices and restaurants downtown and near Avalon painted after hours or in sections.
Trim, Baseboard & Door Painting
Baseboards, casing and interior doors refreshed in a hard enamel that stands up to daily wear.
Garage Door Painting
Steel garage doors refinished in a color that works with the new trim.
Scheduling
Alpharetta homes by day, storefronts around opening hours
Residential jobs in Alpharetta are set from our Tucker office like any other: you call, we walk the house, then we pick dates around the forecast. Commercial work is planned around your business. Tell us when you open and close, and we can paint in the evenings, on closed days or one section at a time so customers still have a way in.
Questions
Painting questions from Alpharetta
Yes. Storefronts, offices and restaurants are scheduled around your hours, and we work in sections when the space has to stay open during the job.
It depends on sun, shade and the quality of the last paint job, so we look for chalking, peeling and soft wood on the walk-through rather than going by a fixed number of years.
Yes. Give us the approved colors from your association and we paint to them, one unit or a full building.
Yes. Exterior work does not need you home, and for interiors we agree on access and which rooms stay usable each day.
Ready when you are
Alpharetta house or storefront ready for paint?
Call any hour and tell us whether it is a home or a business. We will set a walk-through at a time that works around your day.