Martin's Landing is one of North Fulton's first big planned neighborhoods: about 1,965 homes across 12 enclaves on wooded acres along the Chattahoochee and Martin Lake. Most of it is late-1970s colonials, split-levels, and ranches under pines and oaks. Original wood siding, cedar, and decks fail first in the shade. Vinyl is not an allowed shortcut here.
Here’s what holds up and what fails on Martin's Landing homes. Deep shade and leaf litter grow algae on north wood. Original 1970s lap siding cups and opens at the joints. Lake-edge streets hold higher dew. Clay and tree roots settle stoops.
On 1970s wood here, we deal with the rot and algae first and help with the ARC paperwork. Call (770) 551-0101 for Martins Landing house painters who start with the failures that hold up a lasting coat.