Windward
Master-planned 30005 community around a 200-acre lake.

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Chartered in 1858, Alpharetta is a real Fulton County city. Zips we work most here are 30009 (downtown / Avalon), 30005 (Windward / Webb Bridge), and the in-city stretch of 30022 (Haynes Bridge). Mail on 30004 and 30022 can also print Milton or Johns Creek — check the parcel on AlphaGIS.

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Local trust
We paint this weather the way it fails. Thick pine pollen and Georgia red clay come off before coating. Softened wood gets replaced. A lakefront Windward lot is a different bid than a downtown overlay street house, a Webb Bridge ranch, or an Avalon courtyard plan.
Atlanta Painting Company has been painting since 2006. Licensed, bonded, and insured. TrustDALE certified. Labor and materials carry a 3-year warranty. We spray and roll Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, Pittsburgh Paints, Romabio, and Keim. Call (770) 551-0101.
Neighborhoods
We paint to match each community's association rules and the homes found there. Explore our Crooked Creek and Glen Abbey guides.

Milton swim-and-tennis and golf community with more than 640 homes; exterior changes require ASC approval.
Read local guide
Jim Cowart swim-and-tennis community in Alpharetta 30022; the DRB must approve exterior painting.
Read local guideMaster-planned 30005 community around a 200-acre lake.
Forsyth/Alpharetta 30005 swim-and-tennis community.
Transparent pricing
Most Atlanta area homeowners paid about $2.33 per square foot for exterior painting and $2.11 per square foot for interior painting, based on our own completed jobs. Stories, siding and wood rot move the price up or down. See our Atlanta painting cost page for prices by house size, or call (770) 551-0101 for a free estimate.
Alpharetta services

Protect Windward lake-and-golf wood, downtown overlay street houses, Webb Bridge park-edge ranches, Avalon courtyard and loft exteriors, and Haynes Bridge 1970s–2000s homes from pine pollen, Piedmont clay splash, and lake or street-level humidity. We use architectural coatings such as Sherwin-Williams Duration and Emerald, plus Romabio or Keim masonry systems when the substrate is brick — and we do not paint unpainted masonry unless you ask us to.

We mask furniture and floors, repair walls, and finish in satin or eggshell — from downtown street houses and Webb Bridge ranches through later Windward customs and Avalon courtyard rooms.

Factory-grade door spraying for 1970s–90s ranch kitchens and later Windward or Avalon layouts, without a full cabinet replacement.

Soft-wash siding and rinse pine pollen, clay splash, and lake- or park-edge algae before any coating.

Industrial-grade epoxy/polyspartic systems for two-car bays on Webb Bridge and Haynes Bridge lots and the wider garage pads common on Windward.
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Alpharetta climate
Alpharetta’s place in north Fulton — Piedmont clay, pine pollen, and ~51 inches of rain — shapes how we paint:
Alpharetta is its own city in Fulton County, chartered in 1858 and separate from Milton and Johns Creek. We work most in 30009 (downtown and Avalon), 30005 (Windward and Webb Bridge) and the Haynes Bridge stretch of 30022.
Windward’s 200-acre lake and canopy shade hold dew on north and water-side elevations. That is not the same prep as a downtown overlay street house or a Haynes Bridge ranch.
Pine pollen coats exteriors late winter through spring. We wash before we roll.
Piedmont red clay splash on lower courses and water tables is citywide — ranch brick on Webb Bridge and Haynes Bridge, and the lower wood on Windward, downtown, and Avalon lots.
Open 400-side Haynes Bridge lots and boulevard-facing Avalon walls take more sun than a park-edge Webb Bridge ranch. Large-lot irrigation overspray is a job-site condition on Windward.
Windward’s WCSA Modifications Committee has to approve a paint job — there is no public color book on their site. Downtown Overlay guidance is city design language for overlay buildings, not a house-by-house HOA book. Webb Bridge, Avalon, and Haynes Bridge have no corridor color book.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020-2024 · NOAA 1991-2020 normals, Norcross station · National Weather Service, Atlanta · National Weather Service, Atlanta. Worth a read: UGA Extension mold and moisture checklist.
Alpharetta paint calendar
Alpharetta sits between two NOAA stations, so this calendar uses both: the Norcross rain gauge, about 10 miles southeast, and Cumming 2N, about 14 miles north, for heat and frost.
April is a good month: highs average 72.1°F at Cumming 2N, and Norcross gets just 3.76 inches of rain. The catch is pine pollen on every ledge. We rinse the yellow film off before any primer.
Cumming 2N logs about 12 days over 90°F in July. Windward's lake lots stay humid on those days, so the crew works the shady side in the afternoon.
Norcross averages about 9 rainy days in June, the most of any month. Storms pop up fast, so summer exteriors need a flexible start date.
October is the driest month on the Norcross gauge, 3.43 inches spread over about 4 days. Highs near 73°F and lows near 49°F at Cumming 2N give paint a long, even cure.
November is the wettest month at Norcross, with 5.25 inches, and about 8 nights drop below freezing. That's when we move inside for walls, trim and cabinets.
Census counts 22% of Alpharetta homes as built in the 1980s and 34.6% in the 1990s. That's more than half the city built between 1980 and 1999. Fascia and trim on those homes often need repair before color.
Sources: NOAA 1991-2020 monthly normals, Norcross and NOAA 1991-2020 monthly normals, Cumming 2N; home ages from U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020-2024.
Alpharetta questions
Our record is easy to check. We’ve painted 15,000+ homes in metro Atlanta since 2006 and earned the Angi Super Service Award in 2024. Our nearest office is in Roswell, and our crews paint homes throughout Alpharetta. Before you hire anyone, compare written quotes line by line, prep included.
A professional exterior paint job typically lasts 7 to 10 years in Alpharetta. Lifespan depends on pine pollen, Piedmont clay splash, lake humidity on Windward, park-edge shade on Webb Bridge, street-level weather at Avalon, west-elevation UV, and whether we used a high-flex acrylic (or a breathable masonry system on brick) after real prep.
Most standard residential properties in Alpharetta finish in 3 to 5 business days. Soft fascia on 1980s–90s Windward or Haynes Bridge wood, or a Windward Modifications packet, can add days.
On our own completed jobs, a 2,000 to 3,000 sq ft home ran $5,220 to $8,200 for the exterior and $3,350 to $7,700 for the interior. Your fixed written price comes after we see the house.
Yes. If the lot is in Windward, painting has to be approved in advance by WCSA’s Modifications Committee — we help you send the right photos. Downtown Overlay asks overlay buildings for muted, earth-tone color. Other streets: we have not found a public color book. We put physical Sherwin-Williams or Benjamin Moore swatches on the actual elevation.
Yes. Crews serving Alpharetta, GA are backed by general liability, commercial auto, and workers’ compensation.
We back standard Alpharetta residential applications with a 3-year warranty covering both labor and materials.
No. We supply the coatings, primers, sealants, and masking.
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Nearby area guides
We check the parcel on AlphaGIS and your association's rules, then leave you a written price.