Exterior House Painting in Kirkland, WA
Exterior painting in Kirkland starts with the weather side: homes that face the lake catch the weather on their west and south walls, and those walls wear out far faster than the rest of the house.
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Many also have stained cedar, big decks and long runs of railing. A good Kirkland repaint plans for the weather side, not just the square footage.
Pacific West is a Seattle contractor working across the Eastside. Our crew does the repairs and the paint or stain. It's part of our house painting across the region.
View homes and the weather side
On the walls that face the lake, we look harder at the bottom courses of siding, the window sills and the deck ledger, where water and sun do the most damage. Rot gets replaced, and those walls may get an extra coat. Sometimes it makes sense to repaint only the weather side and touch up the rest, and we'll price both.
Rotten boards come first: see fixing siding first.
Stained cedar
Cedar that was stained, not painted, needs a different approach. We clean it, let it dry, and recoat with a compatible stain. Switching from stain to paint is possible but means more prep. We'll explain the trade-offs.
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Decks, stairs and railings
Hillside lots mean big decks and long stairs. We repair loose or rotten boards and railing posts, then strip or sand and recoat.
Townhome and condo complexes
For HOA-managed buildings, we coordinate with the board and manager on colors, schedule, access and notices to residents.
For projects beyond the paint, see other work we do in Kirkland. Close by, see cedar and T1-11 in Bellevue, Bothell HOA colors and century-old lap siding in Everett. Get a free bid with photos of each side.
Common questions
Why is the paint failing on only one side of our house?
That's usually the weather side, which gets the most sun and rain. It often needs repairs and repainting sooner than the rest.
Can you restain our cedar siding?
Yes. We clean it, let it dry and apply a compatible stain. Moving from stain to paint is possible with more prep.
Do you repair decks before staining?
Yes. Rotten boards and loose railing posts are fixed first.
What does an HOA townhome repaint involve?
Working with the board and manager on colors, schedule, access and notices to residents, then painting building by building.
What do you need for an estimate?
Your address, the rough size of the house, and photos of each side, especially the side that faces the weather.
Ready when you are
Tell us what you're planning. We'll set up a free walk-through and send an estimate with every cost listed, so you decide what's in.
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- Takes about a minute
- Photos optional