House Painters in Seattle, WA

Seattle’s housing stock is a painter’s obstacle course in the best way: hundred-year-old craftsman bungalows in Wallingford and Ballard, mid-century boxes in View Ridge, and townhomes squeezed onto lots where staging a ladder takes actual planning. Most of the older homes predate 1978, so we run lead-safe prep as a default, not a surprise.

The marine layer is the other local character. North-facing siding here grows moss like it’s being paid to, and trapped moisture is the number-one killer of exterior paint in this city. We wash, treat, and let surfaces genuinely dry before coating — which is why our work survives Seattle winters that strip lesser prep by February.