Peachtree Corners, Gwinnett County
House and townhome painting in Peachtree Corners
Peachtree Corners was planned decades before it became a city. Most of its homes date from the 1980s and 1990s, and many sit in swim-tennis neighborhoods or townhome communities, so check for a community color list before you fall for a sample chip.
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Updated October 2026
Short answer
Peachtree Corners grew as Paul Duke's planned community from the late 1960s, and 38.2% of its housing went up in the 1980s. Exterior repaints on those homes usually mean caulk, sill and trim repair and, where an HOA governs the street, a color from its approved list, while 1990s two-story houses often need tall foyer and stairwell walls painted.
Homes in Peachtree Corners
A late 1960s plan, built out in the 1980s and 1990s
Peachtree Corners began as an idea rather than a crossroads town. In the late 1960s Paul Duke proposed a planned community, and in 1967 he began planning Technology Park Atlanta as a campus for high-tech firms. Jim Cowart built the planned neighborhoods in the 1970s, with early ones including Peachtree Station, Chattahoochee Station and Spalding Corners. Voters approved incorporation in November 2011, and the city began operating on July 1, 2012.
Most of the housing came once the plan took hold: 38.2% of homes were built in the 1980s and 27.1% in the 1990s. Houses of that age have usually been through several repaint cycles on their original siding and trim, and the caulk joints, sill ends and garage door jambs are where water gets in first.
Seven miles of the Chattahoochee River form the western border, and the city lists riverfront homes, swim-tennis communities and townhomes among its housing. Detached homes are 44% of units and attached single-family homes 11.4%, so townhome rows and their shared color schedules are a real share of the painting here.
Work we do here
Painting that suits Peachtree Corners neighborhoods
HOA & Townhome Painting
Townhome rows and swim-tennis communities painted in phases to the approved color schedule.
Exterior House Painting
1980s and 1990s two-story homes repainted after caulk, sill and trim repairs.
Two-Story Foyer & High Ceiling Painting
Tall foyers and stairwells in 1990s houses painted from planks and scaffold setups.
Color Consultation
Exterior palettes chosen inside your community color rules and tested as patches on the house.
Pressure Washing Before Painting
Soft washing that clears mildew and pollen from siding and trim before primer.
Deck Staining
Decks on riverfront lots cleaned and stained once the boards have dried out.
Scheduling
Scheduling Peachtree Corners exteriors around HOA approval
Peachtree Corners jobs are planned from our Tucker office. After you call, we walk the house with you and note the surfaces and colors. If your community requires a color submittal, we work from its approved list and set the start date once the board signs off. Interior work, such as a tall foyer, can go first while you wait.
Questions
Painting questions from Peachtree Corners
Yes. We paint to the community's approved colors and sheens, and we can help you choose from that list on the walk-through.
With planks, extension poles and, where the height calls for it, scaffold or a lift. Floors and railings are covered, and the ceiling line is cut in by hand before the walls are rolled.
Usually. Caulk joints, window sills and trim ends on houses of that age have taken decades of sun and rain, so they are repaired and sealed before primer.
Voters approved incorporation on November 8, 2011, and the city began operating on July 1, 2012 as Gwinnett County's 16th city.
Ready when you are
Painting in a Peachtree Corners community?
Call any hour with your neighborhood and color list. We will set a walk-through and plan around your HOA.