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Service area · Richmond Heights, MO

Interior & Exterior Painting in Richmond Heights, MO

Free painting estimates and written quotes in Richmond Heights and nearby.

The St Louis Painting Company serves Richmond Heights, MO for interior painting, exterior painting and cabinet painting, with free estimates and written quotes. Call (314) 742-3507 or text a photo of the job.

Interior & Exterior Painting in Richmond Heights, MO

Interior & Exterior Painting services in Richmond Heights

Richmond Heights lies between Clayton, Maplewood and the St. Louis city line. Much of it was built in the 1920s and 1930s, and the houses show it: brick with stone accents, Tudor gables with stucco and dark timber, arched doors, steel or wood casement windows and slate or tile roofs. The brick is normally left bare, so exterior painting here is mostly windows, trim, stucco panels, dormers, garage doors and porches. Stucco gable panels crack along the timbers and need patching and a flexible coating. Inside, plaster walls and ceilings are common, along with arched openings that take careful cutting in. St. Louis summers are humid and the winters freeze and thaw often, so glazing putty and sill paint fail first. Most homes are older than 1978 and get lead-safe prep. We also paint condos and newer homes in town.

Neighborhoods we cover in Richmond Heights

  • Hampton Park
  • Lake Forest
  • Lavinia Gardens
  • Hi-Pointe
  • Clayton Road corridor

HOA and local rules

Painting alone does not normally need a building permit. Check with this office first if siding, trim, masonry or porch parts are being replaced, and ask your subdivision trustees or condo association about exterior colors if you have them. Homes built before 1978 fall under the federal EPA lead-safe renovation rule.

Frequently asked questions

Do you paint homes in Richmond Heights?

Yes. We serve all of Richmond Heights and the surrounding area. Estimates are free.

Do I need approval to repaint my exterior in Richmond Heights?

Painting alone does not normally need a building permit. Check with this office first if siding, trim, masonry or porch parts are being replaced, and ask your subdivision trustees or condo association about exterior colors if you have them. Homes built before 1978 fall under the federal EPA lead-safe renovation rule.

How long does an exterior paint job take?

Usually 3-5 days, depending on the size of the home and the weather.

Ready to get started?

Free estimate and a written quote. Call us or send the form.

Call (314) 742-3507