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Frisco, Colorado

Painters in Frisco, CO

A Main Street town between Lake Dillon and Ten Mile Range, at about 9,000 feet.

Direct answer

Painter Hotline paints houses in Frisco, Summit County. Housing there is mostly 1980s and newer, with 25.3% from before 1980. Free estimates: 720-208-5645.

Local conditions

What painting in Frisco involves

Stain and paint on the same street

Frisco mixes cabins, modern homes and multi-family buildings, so stain systems and paint systems sit side by side.

Snowmelt at the base

Melting snow against lower siding and deck framing is a recurring moisture problem at this elevation.

Short summers

Exterior work is scheduled tightly around a genuinely short season.

Main Street storefronts

Shops and restaurants on Main Street need exterior work done quickly in a short summer. Storefronts are phased and started early in the morning so doors stay open.

Rentals and lockboxes

Many Frisco homes are second homes or rentals managed from elsewhere. We can quote from photos, work with a property manager on access and send progress photos when the owner is out of state.

Local data

How old Frisco's homes are

When Frisco's homes were built (dark orange: built before 1980)
Share of Frisco housing units by decade built. 25.3 percent were built before 1980.Before 19401%1940s0%1950s0.7%1960s1.3%1970s22.3%1980s28.8%1990s27.5%2000s12.8%2010s5.5%2020 or later0%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2019–2023 5-year estimates, table B25034.

Show the numbers
Housing units by year built: Frisco, Summit County and Colorado
BuiltFriscoSummit CountyColorado
Before 19401%1%7.1%
1940s0%0%2.3%
1950s0.7%1.1%6.9%
1960s1.3%3.8%7.8%
1970s22.3%26.7%16.5%
1980s28.8%20%13.5%
1990s27.5%24.6%15.2%
2000s12.8%16%16.7%
2010s5.5%5.7%12.2%
2020 or later0%1.1%1.8%
Before 1980, total25.3%32.7%40.6%

Frisco has about 3,649 homes, and an estimated 25.3% of them predate 1980, far below Colorado's 40.6% and below Summit County's 32.7%. The 1980s added the most (28.8%); 18.3% are from 2000 on.

What the numbers mean for Frisco jobs

  • About 3 in 10 Frisco homes are pre-1980; for those, the year built decides how old paint gets scraped. Why 1978 matters.
  • 78.7% from 1970–1999, prime years for hardboard siding: board edges and caulk joints get the attention.
Frisco coverage
CountySummit County
ZIP codes80443
NeighborhoodsMain Street Frisco, Bills Ranch, Pine Cove, Peak One and the Frisco Bay area
Questions

Frisco painting questions

When should mountain exteriors be scheduled?

Summer, and booked early. The usable window at Summit County elevations is much narrower than on the Front Range.

Can you work around short-term rental bookings?

Yes. Tell us the open dates and we plan the work into the gaps.

How many Frisco homes might have lead paint?

By the Census count, 25.3% of homes in Frisco predate 1980, and any of those could hide lead paint (banned for homes in 1978). Tell us your year built.

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Free estimate for a Frisco home

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How would you like your free estimate?

Both are free and the choice is yours. Older homes, rot and color matching often go better in person; straightforward rooms are usually quicker from photos.

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