Stone Painting

The Brian Baldry review reveals Stone Painting's approach to problem resolution. When paint failed to adhere on two sides of a metal shop, "Leo and Lorenzo identified the issue and without hesitation immediately went to work making it right." The customer noted they "went above and beyond to make sure we were satisfied with the results" and concluded with an absolute recommendation. This demonstrates accountability over defensiveness when unexpected challenges arise.

Pricing stands out across dozens of reviews. Nick McIntyre notes Leo works hard to "deliver a fair price, define the scope of work, and perform the scope in a timely manner." Veronica Jaster describes him as "straightforward, clear and well priced." Dalton Mall summarizes with "Great job at a fair price." The pattern suggests competitive estimates without sacrificing quality, with customers frequently using words like fair, reasonable, and competitive.

Communication emerges as a consistent theme. Katelyn Ramos states "the communication was clear and consistent, and the entire team carried themselves professionally." Nick McIntyre adds that Leo "goes out of the way to create an environment of trust." Multiple reviews mention clear explanations during estimates, responsive scheduling, and updates throughout project completion. The owner's personal involvement in consultations appears standard practice.

Stone Painting has documented experience with aging and historic properties. Ron Freeby hired them for an 1880s Victorian house exterior project. Patty Rush's 70-year-old bedroom was transformed to look "brand new." Reagan Brewer's 30-year-old home required "considerable dry rot" repair alongside painting. This range demonstrates comfort with the prep work, wood repair, and careful attention older homes demand.

Neighbor reactions appear repeatedly in reviews. Roni Railsback reports "my house looks amazing and my neighbors have been complimenting it!" Tyler Schmidt experienced neighbors "complimenting nonstop." Stacy Summerour had neighbors stopped to comment on the transformation. These unsolicited third-party reactions suggest finished work that noticeably improves curb appeal and stands out in neighborhoods.

Deck and fence work represents a significant portion of Stone Painting's portfolio. Karen Dugan hired them for "two decks, two pergolas, walkway, steps" including both topside and underneath surfaces. One reviewer with a 30-plus-year-old deck said it "now looks new." The company lists deck painting, deck staining, fence painting, and fence staining as dedicated service offerings on their website.

Owner Leo Stone handles estimates and consultations, with customers frequently mentioning his direct involvement. Crew member Lorenzo appears by name across numerous reviews spanning multiple years, indicating consistent staffing rather than rotating subcontractors. Brian Baldry credits "Leo and Lorenzo" for identifying and resolving issues. Trey Austin, a contractor who refers clients, calls them his "go-to painting contractor in KC" after years of business together.

Multiple reviews confirm repair capabilities beyond painting. Reagan Brewer's project included "considerable dry rot" repair. Brian Baldry's project involved "wood repair and paint." Other customers mention settling cracks, sheetrock tape repair, and ceiling repairs completed by the Stone Painting team. This allows homeowners to address underlying damage and fresh paint in a single project rather than coordinating multiple contractors.