Licensed Painting in Seaside, OR

We found 24 active licensed painting contractors serving Seaside, Oregon, verified against official state licensing records.

Painting Contractors in Seaside, OR

Brien Brothers Construction INC

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #155691

85477 HWY 101, 97138

Carlos Peon Silva

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #190051

PO BOX 24, 97138

Cesar Mf Plumbing LLC

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #156840

2339 N HOLLADAY, 97138

Coast Garage Door CO

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #153495

835 AVE S UNIT A, 97138

Coast Side Construction LLC

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #204224

PO BOX 115, 97138

Corder Drywall INC

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #46802

PO BOX 862, 97138-0862

Dan Campbell Construction LLC

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #156399

480 FAIRWAY CT, 97138

Hofseth Construction LLC

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #216826

34953 HWY 26, 97138

Jerry Leroy Reier Jr

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #188776

82363 RED BLUFF RD, 97138

Jj Electric Service LLC

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #198257

PO BOX 342, 97138

Judyann Dugan

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #242778

33391 HWY 26, 97138

Kurts Handyman Service LLC

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #226639

PO BOX 497, 97138

L & J Quality Painting LLC

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #225879

PO BOX 701, 97138

Level Up Renovations LLC

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #249227

1032 24TH AVE UNIT MH2, 97138

Mp Painting Pros LLC

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #242922

1160 QUEEN ST, 97138

North Shore Homes LLC

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #204176

84790 FRONTAGE RD SUITE D, 97138

Patrick A Clyde

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #134436

1615 S FRANKLIN, 97138

Randall Wayne Anderson

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #89453

PO BOX 140, 97138

Saddle Mountain Woodworks LLC

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #231348

81008 HWY 202, 97138

Sea Change Construction LLC

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #250013

761 AVENUE Q, 97138

Sean Peter Stamschror

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #214856

911 3RD AVE, 97138

Seaside Contracting LLC

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #223501

770 16TH AVE, 97138

Velazquez Painting & Construction LLC

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #176910

PO BOX 387, 97138

Weber Home Improvement LLC

Active

Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor

License #226485

2624 NEAWANNA ST, 97138

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should a house be painted?

Interior walls typically need repainting every 5 to 10 years depending on wear. Exterior paint lasts 5 to 10 years depending on climate, sun exposure, surface material, and paint quality. High-traffic areas and bathrooms may need more frequent attention.

How long does it take to paint a house interior?

A typical 2,000 square foot home interior takes 3 to 5 days for a professional crew of 2 to 3 painters. This includes preparation, priming where needed, two coats of paint, and cleanup. Homes with extensive trim, high ceilings, or wallpaper removal require additional time.

Should I paint or stain my deck?

Stain penetrates the wood grain and allows the natural texture to show through while providing UV and moisture protection. Paint sits on top of the wood, providing more color options and a more uniform appearance but can peel and chip over time. Semi-transparent stains are typically recommended for new decks.

What is the best exterior paint?

High-quality 100 percent acrylic latex paints from premium brands offer the best durability, color retention, and adhesion for most exterior surfaces. Look for products with built-in mildew resistance, UV protection, and flexibility to resist cracking in temperature extremes.

Do painters need to be licensed?

Licensing requirements vary by state. Many states require painting contractors to hold a contractor license for projects above a certain dollar threshold. EPA RRP (Renovation, Repair, and Painting) certification is federally required for any work disturbing lead-based paint in pre-1978 homes.

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