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every 4-5 years, but it also puts a
structured painting or staining plan
in place for years ahead. This often
frees up time for managers to focus
on other important community matters.
It is important to note that while many
community boards identify painting
or staining schedules as a valuable
service for their association, not all
communities choose to actually imple-
ment it. It’s more practical to paint or
stain all buildings in one year when
communities are relatively small and
the budget allows for it. In addition,
there are some instances when board
members have a personal preference
of wanting the entire community paint-
ed at once.
When deciding how many coats of
paint or stain to apply while project