1Inspect and plan
- Review siding, trim and existing coatings
- Check peeling, soft wood and moisture concerns
- Agree on repairs, access and weather needs

Exterior Painting that you can trust
Your exterior faces rain, sun and changing seasons. RedHorse Painting provides exterior painting in Kirkland with careful washing, surface repairs and primer where needed. We protect the areas around your home, plan around suitable weather and apply a finish that fits your siding and trim.

How we work
From checking peeling siding to reviewing the finished trim, we keep the scope clear. Our family-owned team is licensed, bonded and insured.
We walk around your home, inspect the existing coating and discuss colors, repairs and access. Your written estimate lists the surfaces and preparation so you can compare the work, not just a price.
We protect nearby surfaces, clean away buildup and allow the exterior to dry. Loose paint is removed, rough edges are sanded, and agreed repairs and primer are completed before coating.
We check the weather and surface readiness before applying the selected exterior finish. Siding and trim are coated with attention to edges, coverage and the product's application requirements.
We inspect the agreed surfaces with you, address touch-ups and remove protection and job debris. We explain the written 2-year workmanship warranty and how to care for the new finish.
Flaking paint, exposed wood and faded color are reasons to inspect your exterior. Check shaded walls, lower trim and joints where rain can linger. Chalky residue or mildew buildup may call for cleaning and preparation, while blistering can point to dampness beneath an old coating.
Fresh paint cannot repair rotten boards or stop a leak. Soft wood and recurring peeling need their cause understood first. Homes built before 1978 may contain lead-based paint, which affects the preparation plan. Tell us where the finish has failed before so those areas receive a closer review.

Painting for cedar, composite and fiber cement siding, sealed against the rain.
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Pressure washing to strip moss, mildew and chalky paint before refinishing.
Learn MoreOur process starts with the surface beneath the paint. We check its condition, plan protection for nearby areas, and remove dirt and loose coating. Repairs, sanding, and primer come before the finish coat. Siding Painting is for outside walls that need fresh protection and a more even look. It is a good choice when the siding is sound but its coating is fading, cracking, or worn at the edges.
Deck Painting adds color to a deck when a painted finish fits the wood and the existing coating. Deck Staining is an option when you want the wood grain to remain part of the look. Both need careful prep, because rain and foot traffic are hard on exposed boards. We look at the current finish before explaining which approach makes sense for your deck.
Fence Painting refreshes weathered panels and helps protect wood that faces rain and sun on both sides. Cedar fences need regular care, not just a fresh color over damp or dirty boards. Garage Painting covers worn garage surfaces, including walls, doors, and trim where needed. The scope depends on which areas are sound and which need repair before painting.
Pressure Washing removes surface buildup before refinishing. It is part of getting a clean base, not a reason to paint wood while it is still wet. We allow for the surface condition and drying needs in the prep plan. You can also explore our Painting services if your project includes other parts of the property. The estimate sets out the work before we begin.
Kirkland's frequent rain gives moss and mildew plenty of chances to grow on siding, decks, and fences. Shaded walls may stay damp longer than surfaces in the sun. Summer light can fade exposed wood, while water keeps working into weak spots in the finish. That mix is why prep decides how long exterior paint lasts. Cedar siding and outdoor wood need regular staining or sealing as part of their care.
The dry exterior painting season is roughly May through September, but weather and surface moisture still affect the work. Homes built before 1978 may contain lead-based paint, and that affects how the prep is done. We discuss surface concerns before painting rather than treating every house alike. Our team serves Monroe, WA; Everett, WA; Lynnwood, WA; Bothell, WA; Kirkland, WA; Bellevue, WA; Sammamish, WA; Issaquah, WA; Shoreline, WA; and Seattle, WA. Across these places, a lasting finish starts with a clean, sound base. Tell us where peeling returns or water collects so we can look closely at those areas during the estimate.
Explore our painting services or meet your Kirkland painting company to plan work across your home.
The outdoor painting window is often roughly May through September. Actual work depends on the weather, surface moisture and coating requirements. A dry afternoon alone does not mean shaded siding is ready.
Loose paint needs removal and the surface beneath it needs checking. We plan scraping, sanding and primer where required, and discuss moisture or damaged wood before applying the new finish.
Surface growth is cleaned using an approach suitable for the material. Recurring dampness needs attention too. Covering mildew or wet wood with paint is not a substitute for preparation.
Homes built before 1978 may contain lead-based paint. We discuss the existing coating and preparation needs before work. Do not begin dry scraping unknown older coatings on your own.
Your free written estimate describes the agreed surfaces, protection, preparation and finish. We review access and weather considerations and explain the written 2-year workmanship warranty.
Monroe · Everett · Lynnwood · Bothell · Kirkland · Bellevue · Sammamish · Issaquah · Shoreline · Seattle
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