Interior & Exterior Painting | Veterans Exteriors of Kansas

Interior and Exterior Painting

I think it's time you gave your home a fresh new look! If you're noticing areas of rot in your wood siding, it's time to address those small repairs before they escalate into costly issues. Our team will expertly seal the trim around windows and doors, ensuring all nails and screws are securely fastened and sealed. We treat your home with the utmost care, preparing it to withstand the elements for the next 30-40 years.

Interior painting.

Exterior painting.

We also offer deck staining!

Your home is most often your most expensive investment. With proper upkeep, your wood siding, fascia, trim, and/or soffit can last for years. Our team will power wash your home, scrape off any peeling paint, and remove old caulk to ensure a fresh finish. We prioritize cost-effectiveness by only replacing boards when necessary. Contact us today for a free quote!

Transform your kitchen with a fresh coat of paint! We revitalize your cabinets and walls to perfectly complement your new appliances, giving your space a stunning makeover. It will feel like you invested a fortune, but we make it affordable and stylish! Let us help you create the kitchen of your dreams.

We can make your home stand out from the crowd.

How to spot interior paint damage:

Interior paint damage

This means you have or had a leak in your roof. This needs to be treated for mold, 2 layers of primer and then at least 2 coats of paint.	This is water damage from your roof or pipes in the ceiling. If not treated it could start to mold putting you and your family's health at risk.	This means water has leaked on to your interior ceiling. First it is imperative to find the leak and fix it, then treat the water damage. Some can be treated then painted, while others need to have the whole section of drywall replaced.
Peeling paint is common in high humidity areas, bathrooms, kitchens, etc.	This happens when the paint is exposed to higher heat than it is rated for. Around chimneys, behind furnaces, and wood stoves are common areas to check.

Exterior paint damage

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How to spot exterior paint damage:

This panel needs to be repaired before the rot gets so bad it needs to be replaced. With Kansas humidity, it doesn't take long.	If you see a crack in your wood siding, clean area well, let it dry and apply caulk to seal before the whole panel needs to be replaced.	This is what will happen when rot is not caught or dealt with. Before it had a chance to rot, caulk would have sealed it off. Now the whole panel needs to be replaced, maybe even the adjacent panels as well.
This is the easiest damage to spot. If it is in one or two areas, scrape the old paint off, clean the area well and let dry, then apply primer and 2 coats of the same paint. It will stand out depending on how long ago the painting was done, but it is better than repainting your whole house.

Interior and Exterior Painting

How to spot interior paint damage:

This means you have or had a leak in your roof. This needs to be treated for mold, 2 layers of primer and then at least 2 coats of paint.

This is water damage from your roof or pipes in the ceiling. If not treated it could start to mold putting you and your family's health at risk.

This means water has leaked on to your interior ceiling. First it is imperative to find the leak and fix it, then treat the water damage. Some can be treated then painted, while others need to have the whole section of drywall replaced.

Peeling paint is common in high humidity areas, bathrooms, kitchens, etc.

This happens when the paint is exposed to higher heat than it is rated for. Around chimneys, behind furnaces, and wood stoves are common areas to check.

Get a Quote on Interior/Exterior painting or staining.

How to spot exterior paint damage:

This panel needs to be repaired before the rot gets so bad it needs to be replaced. With Kansas humidity, it doesn't take long.

If you see a crack in your wood siding, clean area well, let it dry and apply caulk to seal before the whole panel needs to be replaced.

This is what will happen when rot is not caught or dealt with. Before it had a chance to rot, caulk would have sealed it off. Now the whole panel needs to be replaced, maybe even the adjacent panels as well.

This is the easiest damage to spot. If it is in one or two areas, scrape the old paint off, clean the area well and let dry, then apply primer and 2 coats of the same paint. It will stand out depending on how long ago the painting was done, but it is better than repainting your whole house.