For interior paint jobs, we focus on careful and thorough preparation, protecting the work area and furnishings, and respecting your living space
And we’re the only company that offers 3 years of free touchups!
But aside from the great service, and high quality, you may be asking yourself ‘How much should I budget for a good painter?’
This is a really tough question. The price of a paint job is driven by a few important factors, including but not limited to:
- How much surface area needs to be painted?
- How difficult is it to paint that surface?
- What level of prep is required?
- What product are you putting on it?
- How many coats of paint are required?
- How difficult is it to access the area being painted?
These are just the obvious direct inputs that affect the price. And it’s because of this that most paint contractors are hesitant to provide a price over the phone. But, it is helpful to have some expectations as to what you’re walking in to, so here’s a little guide on pricing (but you can’t hold me to it!). This is for two coats on all surfaces:
Armed with this info we’ve got some helpful options for how to move forward:
| Walls | 396 square feet | $355-445 |
| Ceiling | 120 square feet | $100-170 |
| One door, door frame and one window | One side | $141-248 |
| Baseboards | 44 linear feet | $165-390 |
| Surface Prep | All surfaces | $70-140 |
| Room setup and clean up | Whole Room | $60 |
| Walls | 486 square feet | $436-545 |
| Ceiling | 180 square feet | $150-250 |
| Two doors, door frames and two windows | One side | $323-496 |
| Baseboards | 54 linear feet | $243-496 |
| Surface prep | All surfaces | $70-140 |
| Room setup and clean up | Whole room | $60 |
| Walls | 594 square feet | $533-667 |
| Ceiling | 180 square feet | $225-375 |
| Two doors, door frames and two windows | One side | $413-453 |
| Baseboards | 54 linear feet | $247-586 |
| Surface prep | All surfaces | $140-210 |
| Room setup and clean up | Whole room | $60 |