Welcome to 360° Painting of Des Moines! We are proud to serve local homeowners in the area with our wide variety of services. Our professional house painters in Des Moines are skilled in both interior and exterior painting to give your home a full-circle treatment. Whether you want to paint your interior walls, or give your exterior a new look, we can help make your visions a reality. We are dedicated to earning your complete satisfaction on every project. In fact, we won’t call a job complete until we have your approval. For your house painting projects, call on our professionals at 360° Painting of Des Moines! To learn more about our house painters and schedule your free consultation, call 360° Painting of Des Moines today at (515) 373-5892. Fresh Offers for a Fresh New Look Save More We Pay Attention to the Details Our Work Reviews From People Like You “Very professional paint company. Very neat and clean. Would definitely use again and would highly recommend to others.” - Vicki B Read More
A typical two-story home with common wood siding and 1500 sq.ft. area would cost $2,500 to $3,000 to paint the entire exterior. Remodeling Terms Cheat Sheet Definitions in laymen's terms, cost considerations, pictures and things you need to know. 1 Popcorn ceiling: A spray-on or paint-on treatment for the upper interior surface of a room which has a rough curd-like texture and is used to hide imperfections, absorb sound, and reduce echoes 2 Level: The process of evening out the ground's surface, making it either flat or sloped. 3 Primers: Preparatory coat applied to materials (drywall, wood, metal, etc.) before painting to ensure paint adhesion, extend paint durability, and help seal and protect the surface to be painted 4 Scaffolding: A temporary structure used during construction/maintenance/painting projects to raise and support workers (or one worker), required materials, and equipment 5 Sanded: Process of removing the top surface of a material, such as wood, using sandpaper and/or a specialized sanding machine (for large surface areas) 6 Stucco: A type of durable plaster finish made of aggregates, a binder, and water (traditionally Portland cement, sand, and water) used on masonry, walls, ceilings, and decorative moldings 7 Mortar: A mixture of Portland cement or lime or a combination of both, sand, and water used to bind bricks, stones, and concrete masonry units together 8 Pad: A cushion placed under a carpet to absorb impact, thus extending the life of the carpet 9 Drywall: Type of plasterboard, commonly used to build walls and ceilings, composed of gypsum that is layered between sheets of heavy paper 10 Joints: (Also known as Seams) A fold, line, or groove where two pieces of material join together 11 Spackle: A paste, composed of gypsum plaster, glue, and water, used to repair holes and cracks in plaster before painting or wallpapering 12 Plaster: A paste composed of sand, water, and either lime, gypsum, or cement, which forms a smooth hard surface on walls, ceilings, and other structures upon drying 13 Vinyl: A synthetic plastic made from ethylene and chlorine. Vinyl has many applications in the construction industry and it is widely used in sidings, window frames, roofing and gutters, among others 14 Lead: A naturally occurring heavy metal that is highly toxic to humans, and has been used in paint, gasoline, piping, and other applications
