Preview Your Home's Colors Before We Paint

Yes. The visualizer is free, with no account required and no obligation. It is a starting point to narrow your options before your consultation, not a commitment to book.

It gets you close, but screens, lighting, and surface texture all shift how a color reads. Treat the preview as a strong starting point. Stone confirms the final shade on your actual surface, in your home's light, before anything is ordered.

No. Most homeowners use it to narrow a direction, then settle the exact shade with Leo at the free consultation. You are never locked into a color you tried on screen.

Yes. Color choice is part of the consultation. Leo and the team talk through what suits your home, your light, and your neighborhood, and help you test the final shade on the actual surface before the crew starts.

Yes. The on-site walkthrough and the written quote are free, with no obligation. Leo and the team walk your property, name every surface, product, and prep step, and leave a fixed written price the same day.

Stone uses a 25/75 split: you pay 25% to lock your slot on the schedule, and the remaining 75% only after a final walkthrough confirms the work is done right. The majority is due at the end, not up front.

Quality lines matched to your surface and exposure, such as Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore. The right product is chosen for the material and the sun it takes, not just the color you picked.

Every project is backed by an up to 5-year written workmanship warranty covering peeling, flaking, and adhesion failure from the application. If a covered issue comes up, Stone returns to fix it at no charge.

Stone Painting serves both the Kansas and Missouri sides of the Kansas City metro, from the inner-ring suburbs out to the growing edges and across the river into Missouri.

Leo Stone, the owner, oversees your estimate, and Lorenzo Lopez, the full-time project manager, stays on your job start to finish. You are not handed off to a commissioned salesperson.

Crews cover floors and furniture, mask trim, fixtures, and hardware, protect landscaping and walkways, and clean the site at the end of every workday, not just at the end of the project.