Sussex County, Delaware
Fenwick Island’s beach cottages and bayfront homes sit between the ocean and Little Assawoman Bay. With water on both sides, salt and moisture are always part of the equation.
Fenwick Island, DE
Ocean salt on one side and bay humidity on the other wear down exterior paint quickly. Thorough power washing and weather-resistant coatings give your home its best defense against both.
More about exterior paintingDecks, outdoor showers and bayfront docks are central to Fenwick living. Weather-resistant stains bring back faded boards and protect them through summer sun and winter storms.
More about deck & wood stainingLight, airy beach interiors look best with clean lines and fresh color. Scrubbable, low-odor finishes are ideal for a family beach house or a rental that sees a steady flow of guests.
More about interior paintingBefore & After
Real projects, shot from the same spot before and after. Slide the handle to compare.
BeforeAfterRaw shiplap filled, sanded and painted white, paired with a stained mantel and floating shelves.
Sussex County
Fenwick Island was incorporated in 1953, but its landmark is far older. The Fenwick Island Lighthouse was first lit in 1859, and at its base sits the 1751 stone marking the Transpeninsular Line, the survey that helped settle the boundary between Delaware and Maryland.
Fenwick is small, so everyone knows the landmarks.
You get the quiet side of the beach here, with family-friendly sand, mini golf and bay sunsets. It is one of Delaware’s Quiet Resorts, and locals like it that way.
Fenwick Island is easy to reach from both states.
Service Areas
Based in Pittsville, Painter Tony serves homes and businesses across the Maryland and Delaware beaches and the lower Eastern Shore, plus the surrounding areas.
Free Estimates
Free estimates across the Maryland and Delaware beaches. Tell Tony about your project and get honest advice on colors, products and timing.
