Painting Service Areas in Seattle Washington

Interior and Exterior Painting Service Areas

We provide painting services all over western Washington.

Bellevue

Kirkland

Bothell

Lynnwood

Everett

Shoreline

Sammamish

Issaquah

Woodinville

Marysville

Arlington

Stanwood

Mt. Vernon

Anacortes

Whidbey Island

Why Use Amsberry’s Painting Company

After 40+ years in business, our painters have the expertise and skills to transform homes through our interior painting services.

Our Reputation speaks for itself. We are known for delivering exceptional painting value in the region while providing excellent customer service.

 

Professional Painters: Our experienced painters take great pride in their work. With years of expertise, they ensure a remarkable painting experience from beginning to end.

 

Guaranteed Pricing with a Warranty: When you schedule an appointment with us, we will provide you with a detailed, customized written proposal. This proposal outlines all the recommended products and tasks required to protect and refresh your home. No surprises. We also offer a limited 10-year warranty  with select services for added peace of mind.

 

Insurance: Your safety and the protection of your property are paramount to us. We are licensed, bonded and insured.

 

Choose Amsberry’s for your interior painting needs, and rest assured knowing that we will exceed your expectations while providing a seamless and worry-free experience.

 

EXPECT EXCELLENCE

Our Standards

Painting Expertise

With over 40 years of experience in the painting and staining industry serving King County and Snohomish County our painters bring a high level of expertise to each project. Whatever your needs are, we are prepared to meet them.

Painting Excellence

From the first phone call to the estimate, and throughout the prep and painting process, our painters strive to exceed expectations in every area of business.

Customer Service

To us, business is personal. As an entire staff we strive to care for our customers with the utmost care and respect. Our painters keep your home clean and we respect your property.

Quality Craftsmanship

Thorough preparation, attention to detail, top-of-the-line products, and proven processes allow us to produce finishes that will last for years to come. Our painters know the right steps to properly protect and prepare the surface before applying paint.

 

Residential and Commercial Painting Services in Washington

Interior Painting

Amsberry’s Painters provide interior painting services with expert level skill, and a process proven to provide lasting results and highly satisfied customers. When we come to your house to start your project we start by covering all areas that will not be painted in order to protect your surfaces. Then we begin the prep work, which includes sanding, patching, and preparing surfaces for paint. Next, primer (if needed) and paint are applied. Afterward, we do a thorough clean up and final walk-through with you to ensure you are satisfied with your project. If any touch-ups are required we will take care of those before stamping your project as “completed.”

Exterior Painting

Our Exterior Painters take great care to protect your landscape during the process. We use the right equipment to reach even the highest levels of your home, and protect the roof during the process. We follow a detailed process proven with years of experience to provide lasting results. Each step is important from pre-wash, to advanced prep, to professional color matching, to painting and cleanup, and we take great care of your home every step of the way.

Professional House Painting Services in King County and Snohomish County

 

Amsberry’s is the go-to choice for all your residential and commercial painting projects in King and Snohomish Counties, WA. Our commitment is to provide professional house painting services of the highest quality to our valued customers. From accurate estimates and timely scheduling to detailed paint color consultations and our meticulous painting process, we deliver an unmatched painting experience.

 

Our team of knowledgeable painting professionals in western Washington is passionate about the art of painting. We take pride in being dependable, friendly, and maintaining a tidy work environment. Customer satisfaction is our top priority, as we strive to build long-lasting relationships with each client.

 

With an unwavering focus on attention to detail, we ensure flawless finishes without any streaks or imperfections. We understand that the little things matter the most. While we aim to adhere to the schedule, we never compromise on the quality of our work. At Amsberry’s, we believe in delivering exceptional craftsmanship on time and within budget.

 

Count on our painting company to provide the highest quality house painting services in the Bellevue area. With our professionalism and keen eye for detail, we guarantee your satisfaction. We pay special attention to every aspect, ensuring a job well done. You can trust Amsberry’s to complete your project on schedule and within budget, without cutting corners.

 

Choose Amsberry’s for an unparalleled painting experience. Our dedication to professionalism and commitment to customer satisfaction make us the premier choice for house painting services in Seattle, WA. Experience the Amsberry’s difference as we transform your space with our top-quality painting services.

About King County

King County, located in the U.S. state of Washington, is the most populous county in the state and ranks as the 12th-most populous in the United States, with a population of 2,269,675 as of the 2020 census. The county seat, Seattle, is Washington’s largest city and a prominent economic and cultural hub. Originally named in 1852 after William R. King, a U.S. vice president-elect, the county was rededicated in 1986 to honor Martin Luther King Jr., a key figure in the civil rights movement, with the change officially recognized by the state government in 2005.

King County is part of the Seattle–Tacoma–Bellevue metropolitan area, alongside Snohomish County to the north and Pierce County to the south. While Seattle itself is a bustling urban center, about two-thirds of King County’s residents live in its suburbs. These areas, initially bedroom communities for Seattle, evolved into independent job centers, particularly with the rise of the technology industry in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. This development has made King County a significant economic driver in the Pacific Northwest.

Historically, King County was home to various Coast Salish groups, including the Duwamish, Snoqualmie, and Muckleshoot tribes, who lived along its rivers and waterways. The arrival of European settlers, such as the Denny Party in the mid-19th century, marked the beginning of significant changes to the region. Native Americans played a crucial role in supporting early settlers by providing labor and resources. The Oregon Territory legislature officially created King County in 1852, with Seattle becoming the county seat in 1853.

The county’s early economy was rooted in natural resource extraction, particularly coal mining. Coal was discovered in 1853, and by the 1870s, several mining operations near Renton and Newcastle were supplying coal to Seattle via the Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad. By 1880, King County accounted for 22% of coal production on the West Coast, making it a critical source of energy for the growing region. This industrial foundation laid the groundwork for the county’s later economic expansion.

In its early years, King County experienced territorial adjustments, including the loss of what is now Kitsap County after a local independence movement, preserving Seattle’s entertainment industry. Over time, the county transitioned from a resource-driven economy to one that embraced technological innovation and urban development. Today, King County is a vibrant blend of urban, suburban, and natural environments, reflecting its rich history and ongoing growth.

About Snohomish County

Snohomish County, located in the U.S. state of Washington, is the third-most populous county in the state, with a population of 827,957 as of the 2020 census. It forms part of the Seattle metropolitan area, alongside King and Pierce counties to the south. The county seat and largest city, Everett, serves as an economic and administrative hub for the region. The county is geographically diverse, with its western portion housing the majority of its population and urban centers along Puget Sound, while its eastern section encompasses the rugged Cascade Range and protected areas like Mount Baker–Snoqualmie National Forest.

Established on January 14, 1861, Snohomish County was carved out of Island County and named after the indigenous Snohomish people. The Tulalip Indian Reservation, created under the 1855 Point Elliott Treaty, remains a vital part of the county, serving as the home for several Coast Salish groups. The original county seat was the city of Snohomish, but it was moved to Everett following an 1897 election. Over time, the county evolved from its early reliance on logging and farming to become a center of aerospace manufacturing and suburban growth, particularly due to Boeing’s establishment in Everett in the mid-20th century.

The county has 18 incorporated cities and two towns, each with local governments, alongside well-developed unincorporated areas. These municipalities provide a mix of residential, commercial, and industrial spaces, reflecting the county’s transition from rural roots to a thriving urbanized region. Snohomish County’s proximity to Seattle has also made it a popular location for bedroom communities, contributing to its growing population and diverse economy.

Transportation plays a key role in Snohomish County’s connectivity. Interstate 5 runs through the county, linking it to Seattle and other major destinations. The county is also served by railways and a robust transit system, facilitating the movement of residents and goods. These connections support its role as a regional economic driver and contribute to its appeal as a place to live and work.

Governance in Snohomish County is overseen by a five-member county council and a chief executive, both elected to four-year terms. The county government works to balance urban development with the preservation of its natural landscapes, ensuring sustainable growth. Snohomish County’s combination of scenic beauty, economic opportunity, and cultural heritage makes it a dynamic and integral part of the Pacific Northwest.