Spray-Net North Phoenix is a trusted home exterior painting and renovation company that specializes in giving homes a brand-new look without the cost of replacement. Based in North Phoenix, Arizona, the company offers advanced spray-applied coatings designed to transform the appearance of siding, doors, windows, brick, and stucco with a factory-quality finish. Their innovative process combines custom chemistry with expert application, ensuring a durable, weather-resistant, and flawless result every time. Dedicated to delivering long-lasting beauty and value, Spray-Net North Phoenix provides homeowners with a smarter, more affordable alternative to traditional exterior renovations.
Changing and replacing aluminum and vinyl siding can get very expensive, especially when you start ripping everything off which could lead to some unwanted surprises. On top of that, with material prices increasing, siding today is much thinner than the siding used 30 to 40 years ago, which was much more durable and built to last for many years. When we paint exterior siding using our specialized equipment and customized exterior coatings and stains , the result looks just like new and even more durable than most factory paints! By revamping your original siding with our proprietary products, you benefit from high-grade, inorganic, solar reflective pigments resulting in a win-win situation when it comes to both quality and price. Let’s not forget, it does no good to the environment to toss away perfectly functional siding, doors and windows that just need a new look!
We are the spray-applied painting specialists. From paint formulation all the way to application, we offer homeowners the highest standards and expertise in the painting industry and carved out a niche for ourselves as a result. We provide a unique and cost-effective renovation solution by bringing the factory experience right to your doorstep. We consistently deliver superior and unmatched results because of our commitment to continuous research and development in our field. To achieve a permanent factory finish, we’ve formulated our own exclusive line of proprietary paints and coatings, specifically tailored to each surface that we renew. We’ve also engineered a customized mobile spray booth which creates the ideal controlled environment to flawlessly paint a front door or your kitchen cabinets for time savings and consistency. We’ve painted and revamped thousands of homes already, and every painting season we continue to add to this number. 
Wood is an organic, living material. Like all living things, organic surfaces must breathe a lot and by applying a coating over it, this breathing room will be reduced. The natural tendency for the wood to breathe and move would eventually cause the paint to chip and peel. Not to mention, there’s actually no added benefit of spraying wood since its porous nature doesn’t allow for a smooth factory finish and what we’re going for.
Sliding windows, unlike the manual variety that crank open, will slide back and forth in a track. Due to the friction of the sliding window within its track, this puts immense strain on the coating, and we can’t guarantee that it could withstand the abuse. Since we warranty our work for 15 years against peeling, we cannot offer a permanent solution for sliding windows. Unfortunately for this reason, we don’t provide estimates for sliding windows, as this is not a surface we can deliver the Spray-Net promise on.
When you see rust on your front door, it’s often too late to save it. When you can actually see the rust, it means that the metal has already corroded behind the paint film. At this point, even after removing the rust, there’s no way to guarantee that it won’t come back and can jeopardize the lifespan of a paint job. For this reason, we avoid all rusted surfaces. If we can’t confidently stand behind our work, we’d rather not set false expectations.
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