House Painting in Grandview, MO

Homes of this era often have plaster rather than drywall, original wood trim, and older oil-based paint underneath decades of repainting. Rolling new latex straight over that is exactly how you end up with peeling trim in a year. We degloss, use a bonding primer, and repair plaster properly before any color goes on.

A lot of Grandview kitchens are compact and original, with solid wood cabinets that are in far better shape than their color suggests. Refinishing them is dramatically cheaper than replacing them, and it keeps a storage layout that already works.

Wood siding, wood windows and painted trim are common here, and all of them need scraping and priming rather than a quick recoat. We replace rot instead of caulking over it. Mature trees mean shade, damp and mildew on the north side — we treat for that before we paint.

We give you one honest number, in writing, and we hold to it. If we find damage after we start scraping, we show you and explain the options before we do anything. We clean up at the end of every day. Licensed and insured.