Worcester County, Maryland
Ocean Pines homes sit under tall pines along the St. Martin River and the Isle of Wight Bay. Shade, moisture and waterfront exposure create their own painting challenges, inside and out.
Ocean Pines, MD
Heavy pine shade keeps siding and trim damp longer, which invites mildew and peeling. Power washing, mildew removal and spot priming come before any paint goes on, and coatings are chosen to resist moisture in shady, waterfront lots.
More about exterior paintingDecks, docks and screened porches are a big part of living in Ocean Pines. Restaining with a deep-penetrating, weather-resistant product brings back faded wood and protects it from needles, sap, shade and water.
More about deck & wood stainingMany Ocean Pines homes have solid original cabinetry that just looks dated. A sprayed, durable finish gives your kitchen or built-ins a fresh, modern look without the cost and disruption of replacing them.
More about cabinet painting & refinishingBefore & After
Real projects, shot from the same spot before and after. Slide the handle to compare.
BeforeAfterA weathered cedar shake roof cleaned and restained to a rich, protected cedar tone.
Worcester County
Ocean Pines was laid out in 1968 as a planned community on wooded land along the St. Martin River. It grew into one of the largest communities in Worcester County, run by its own homeowners’ association with marinas, pools and a yacht club.
A few spots anchor daily life in Ocean Pines.
You get a quiet, wooded neighborhood feel with the beach about fifteen minutes away. Golf, boating, pickleball and community events keep the calendar full year-round.
Ocean Pines is well connected to the rest of the shore.
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.
