Seattle Neighborhood

Wallingford

Est. Homes 1900s–1940s Styles 6 Architectural Types

Wallingford is a beloved Seattle neighborhood known for its strong community feel, walkable commercial streets, and one of the city's finest collections of Craftsman homes. Built primarily during the 1910s–1930s building boom, Wallingford's bungalows and foursquares feature the hallmark details that define Pacific Northwest Craftsman style: wide front porches, tapered columns, exposed rafter tails, and rich wood interiors. Fridenmaker Painting's deep experience with Craftsman-era homes makes us a natural choice for Wallingford homeowners. We understand how to properly prepare and paint these century-old surfaces — including lead-safe work, wood repair, and historically informed color selection — to protect and enhance these cherished homes for another generation.

Architectural Character

Homes we commonly paint in Wallingford

01 Craftsman Bungalow
02 Craftsman Foursquare
03 Seattle Box
04 Tudor Revival
05 Colonial Revival
06 Modern Townhome

Local Expertise

Painting challenges specific to Wallingford — and why our experience matters.

Widespread lead paint in the neighborhood's predominantly pre-1950 housing stock

Exposed rafter tails, bracket details, and porch columns requiring meticulous prep and painting

Original wood lap siding with decades of paint buildup needing proper scraping and priming

Aging wood windows and trim with glazing compound deterioration

Narrow driveways and close neighboring homes limiting equipment access

Homeowners wanting historically appropriate color schemes for their Craftsman homes

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