Bellevue, WA · 98006
At Paintzone, we paint Bellevue homes and businesses inside and out, from a single room to a commercial building, and we refinish kitchen cabinets and offer plaster and mineral finishes.
Paintzone LLC, 600 W Olympic Pl #503, Seattle, WA 98119. (206) 899-5154.
Paintzone is owned and run by Andrei Danu and Dorin Sirbu, who came to painting from architecture and mural work.
Limewash, Roman clay and tadelakt can go on the same estimate as the paint, from one accent wall to a whole room.
Every estimate is free and written out, listing the surfaces, the preparation, the products and the price.
You can book a whole kitchen refresh with us as one job, repainting the room, spraying the cabinets and putting Roman clay on one wall, scheduled in a workable order instead of all at once. The interior service includes:
Census Bureau estimates show close to half of Bellevue's housing, about 47 percent, was built before 1980. The federal government banned lead-based paint for homes in 1978, so for any house older than that we test before sanding. If the test is positive, we set up containment and handle the dust and debris as a certified lead-safe firm.
Any trim or siding that has softened is repaired before primer, after the washing and scraping. Unpainted brick and stone are candidates for limewash, which soaks into the masonry and ages to a soft patina instead of peeling. The exterior service includes:
A paint film suits siding, where it flexes with the boards and resists mildew, but on a deck, a handrail or a windowsill, where water sits, the film eventually lets go. On decks we use Armstrong Clark stain, which carries conditioning oils deep into the wood. Like other oil stains it wears down gradually instead of peeling, and a worn deck needs a maintenance coat, not stripping.
For Bellevue offices, retail, restaurants, clinics and warehouses, we paint interiors and exteriors on a schedule your business can work around. The commercial service includes:
In a working building we agree the hours with you first, including after-hours shifts, and keep you updated as each area is finished.
Cabinet painting gives a kitchen a new color and finish while the cabinetry, counters and plumbing stay where they are. Our warehouse is where the doors and drawer fronts are stripped and sprayed, and where the hardware is unfastened and polished before it goes back on. The cabinet service includes:
The same process works on bathroom vanities and built-ins.
A catalyzed polyurethane, mixed from two parts right before spraying, cures by a chemical reaction into the hard surface a kitchen needs, whereas ordinary wall paint stays fairly soft once its water has evaporated. Milesi and Renner are among the makers whose coatings we spray.
The repaint and the plaster work come from the same company, so a limewashed wall or a Roman clay room is estimated and scheduled together with the rest of the job.
The specialty finishes we offer include:
A lime finish for masonry and interior walls that dries matte, with soft variation in color.
A troweled clay plaster, velvety to the touch, with a subtle sheen.
A Moroccan lime plaster polished with olive oil soap, so it sheds water in showers without grout lines.
Thin layers of limestone or marble plaster, burnished to a hard, stone-like surface.
We also do microcement, French wash and high-gloss enamel on doors and millwork.
We visit, walk the property with you and talk through colors and finishes before we write the estimate.
We cover floors, furniture and fixtures with durable masking, then wash, scrape, sand, repair and prime. Work lights show us the dings and cracks that room lighting hides.
We brush, roll or spray each surface, whichever leaves the better finish. On an exterior we pick the painting days by the forecast, because fresh paint needs dry weather to cure.
Before we call the job finished, we check every painted surface against the written scope.
We take down the protection, haul away materials and debris, and leave the property as clean as we found it.
We walk through the finished job with you, so you see every room or side of the house before we leave.
Yes. Paintzone works on offices, retail, restaurants, warehouses and storefronts across the city, alongside residential repaints.
Yes, with preparation. In our shop the old finish is stripped back before the new two-part coating is sprayed, so the new finish bonds to a clean surface.
Yes. Bare, absorbent brick soaks up limewash with no primer, while painted or glazed brick needs a bonding primer first, and stucco needs one whether it is painted or not.
Yes. Besides homeowners, we work with home builders, architects and interior designers.
You do not need to move all of it. Clear small items and furniture if you can, and we cover and work around the fixtures and heavy pieces that stay.
A list of the rooms and surfaces you have in mind, and any colors you already have. We then walk the job with you and put the estimate in writing.
Before you hire anyone, including us, check the registration. Washington contractors register with L&I, and you can look up registration status, bond, workers' compensation and any legal actions at Lni.wa.gov/Verify.
Paintzone is on that register as a construction contractor, license number PAINTL*811QD, Washington UBI 604 513 060.
The EPA's Renovation, Repair and Painting rule covers housing built before 1978, and anyone paid to disturb paint on those properties has to work for a certified firm. Paintzone is certified to work with lead paint.
Paintzone works in Seattle and across the Eastside, in Bellevue, Clyde Hill, Kirkland, Magnolia, Medina, Mercer Island, Newcastle, Queen Anne, Redmond, Renton and Sammamish.
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To get started, request a painting quote or call (206) 899-5154. We are at 600 W Olympic Pl #503, Seattle, WA 98119.
