July 2, 2026
“We had the most wonderful experience with B&K Painting! From the first request for an estimate with John the owner, to communicating changes and details with Lyshelle on their administrative team, to the painters who worked so hard (and yet still so timely) Joe, Lucas, and Abby we can’t say enough about their entire team! We picked some bold colors and they absolutely nailed the placement and were sure to carefully keep the details of our 90 year old house! They also left the house, porches, and patios spotless! We will be regular customers for life! Thank you B&K!” -Jaime H.
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July 1, 2026
Sometimes we get to make a transformation happen that just speaks for itself. This is one of those. For the body on this Boise home we used to color Pewter Green SW 6208. And for the trim/accents we used the color Butterscotch SW 6377. Simple, and yet when you see the before photos the difference seems massive. Click here to see for yourself!
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June 30, 2026
☀️ There’s nothing quite like a fresh exterior repaint to make your patio feel like your favorite place to spend the summer. A clean, updated exterior can completely change the feel of your outdoor space—making it the perfect spot for slow mornings with coffee, weekend BBQs, or unwinding after a long day. Click here to see a recent exterior we painted and their beautiful back patio looking brand new again.
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June 29, 2026
🌩️ Boise homeowners—how did your home hold up after this weekend’s storm? The heavy rain, hail, and strong winds that moved through the Treasure Valley this weekend left many homes with damage that isn’t always easy to spot. From chipped and peeling paint to damaged siding, trim, and water intrusion, small issues can quickly become bigger problems if left unaddressed. Local reports also noted damaging wind gusts, hail, and flooding across parts of the area. (click to continue)
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June 24, 2026
This was a fun revamp on a Boise home! We stained the cedar shingles in Oxford Brown using WoodScapes, giving the exterior a rich, updated look while preserving the natural character of the wood. To complete the transformation, we repainted the trim in Shoji White (SW 7042) with Sherwin-Williams Latitude for a clean, crisp contrast. A simple color update can make a dramatic difference, and we love how this one turned out!
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June 15, 2026
Your home’s exterior paint does more than enhance curb appeal—it serves as a protective barrier against weather, moisture, pests, and everyday wear and tear. Whether you’re planning a DIY project or hiring a professional painting contractor, having a clear checklist can help ensure a successful and long-lasting paint job. (click here to read…)
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June 10, 2026
Blue exterior paint continues to be one of the most popular trends in home design, offering a timeless look that works beautifully across a variety of architectural styles. Homeowners are increasingly choosing blue because it pairs well with natural stone, white trim, black accents, and modern landscaping elements. Whether you’re looking to refresh an outdated exterior or completely transform your home’s appearance, blue is a versatile choice that can make a dramatic impact. Check out this before and after on a recent repaint.
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April 17, 2026
Sometimes the smallest updates make the biggest impact. This exterior had some peeling paint and was starting to look a little weather-worn, but a thoughtful refresh brought it back to life. Our client stayed close to the original palette, choosing Antler Velvet SW 9111 for the body, Cowboy Boots SW 115 for the trim, and Laurel Woods SW 7749 for the front door. (click here to see)
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April 15, 2026
Whelp. Spring has finally sprung, and with it the showers have been persistent. Take this as a chance to relax and reset. Read a book, watch a favorite show, try a new recipe, or tidy up your space. You can also get creative with journaling or a simple DIY project. A rainy day is the perfect time to slow down and enjoy being home.
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