BASED IN FARMINGTON HILLS SINCE 2015
Leone Brothers is based right here in Farmington Hills. Owner Branden Leone personally oversees every project in the neighborhoods we drive through every day, with meticulous prep and premium Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore Paints finishes built for Michigan weather.
LOCAL, FOR REAL
Plenty of painting companies list Farmington Hills on a service-area map. For us it is home. Leone Brothers is headquartered in Farmington Hills, and this is where we have painted since 2015. When you call us, you get a company that knows how the afternoon sun hits west-facing siding off Middlebelt, how shaded lots hold moisture long after the rain stops, and which local paint stores can match a discontinued color by Friday. You also get an owner who can swing by your home the same week, because your street is a short drive from ours.
Walls, ceilings, trim, doors, and built-ins, painted with sharp lines and premium low-VOC options for busy family homes.
Weather-tough repaints for the colonials, ranches, and cape cods that fill Farmington Hills, with full prep and wood repairs included.
A sprayed, factory-smooth kitchen transformation for a fraction of replacement cost.
Farmington Hills grew in waves, and every wave left homes with different painting needs. We work in them daily, so we plan prep, products, and technique around when and how your home was built.
1950s and 60s ranches and tri-levels in neighborhoods like Bel-Aire Hills and Briar Hill often carry decades of paint layers, original wood trim, and plaster walls that reward careful patching and priming. For homes built before 1978, we follow lead-safe work practices during sanding and prep.
1970s and 80s colonials in subdivisions like Colony Park, Country Ridge, and Farmington Hills Hunt Club frequently combine aluminum siding, cedar trim, and brick. Aluminum repaints beautifully with the right cleaning, etching primer, and top coat, and it costs far less than residing.
1990s and newer builds in areas like Copperwood, Applebrooke, and Crawford Pines feature larger footprints, vaulted interiors, and detailed millwork where crisp lines and sprayed finishes make all the difference.
Custom homes on acreage along the city’s wooded corridors, including large-lot pockets like Biddestone Woods, bring mixed substrates, tall elevations, and shade-related moisture that demand experienced crews and proper equipment.
Mature trees are one of the best things about Farmington Hills, and one of the hardest things on exterior paint. Shaded siding dries slowly after rain, which invites mildew and algae, especially on north-facing walls.
Overhanging branches drip sap and tannins, and damp conditions lift paint from wood trim season after season. Our answer is prep built for the conditions: a thorough powerwash with mildew treatment, complete scraping and priming of failing areas, and mildew-resistant premium coatings chosen for slow-drying, low-sun exposures. The result is a finish that stays clean and bonded even under a full canopy.
Many Farmington Hills subdivisions and condo communities have color guidelines or approval processes for exterior changes. We have worked through them many times.
During your color consultation we help you pick combinations that satisfy your association and still stand out on your street, and we can provide the manufacturer color documentation your HOA asks for. You choose the look, we handle the paperwork details, and your project stays on schedule.
Farmington Hills swings from subzero January nights to humid July afternoons, and every swing works on your paint. Water slips into hairline gaps, freezes, expands, and pops coatings loose. Humidity feeds mildew, and summer UV fades south and west walls first. We fight all three with flexible premium coatings from Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore Paints, fresh caulk at every joint, and application timed to each product’s temperature window. That is how a Leone Brothers exterior keeps looking sharp for years instead of seasons.
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We are based in Farmington Hills, while many competitors drive in from Clarkston, Troy, or beyond.
Branden is personally accountable for your home, from walkthrough to final coat.
Lead-safe practices on older homes, mildew treatment on shaded lots, and repairs before paint, always.
Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore Paints, matched to your home’s era, substrate, and exposure.
A free project consultation and a plan built around your home, with no cookie-cutter packages.
Process
Branden visits your Farmington Hills home, listens, and delivers an honest, detailed estimate.
Color consultation, HOA documentation if needed, and a timeline that fits your life.
Meticulous prep and premium coatings, with the owner overseeing the work.
We review every detail together and only call it done when you are proud of it.
It depends on the home. A 1950s Bel-Aire Hills ranch, a 1980s Colony Park colonial, and a custom home on a wooded acre are three very different projects. Size, siding material, paint condition, repairs, and trim detail all move the number. Every project starts with a free, in-person evaluation and a detailed written estimate, so you know the exact price before any work begins. Interior projects currently qualify for 15% OFF.
Late April through October, when temperatures stay inside the coating’s application window. Shaded, wooded lots need extra drying time after rain, so we schedule those with more weather buffer. Summer slots fill quickly; booking your evaluation in spring secures your preferred dates.
It can contain lead, which is common in Farmington Hills homes from the 1950s and 60s. We follow lead-safe work practices during sanding and prep, including containment and careful cleanup, so your family and your yard stay protected.
Yes, and it is one of the smartest updates for the many 1960s to 80s homes here that still wear original aluminum. With proper cleaning, the right bonding primer, and a premium top coat, painted aluminum looks like new siding at a fraction of the cost of residing.
We help with the whole process: choosing compliant colors, providing manufacturer color documentation, and adjusting the palette if your association requests changes. Approval delays are rare when the submission is done right the first time.
Usually within days. We are based in Farmington Hills, so evaluations in town are easy to schedule, and we respond to every inquiry within 24 hours.
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