INTERIOR PAINTING

We’ll let you know what needs to be moved or cleared before the project begins. In most cases, smaller items and valuables should be removed from the room, while larger furniture can often be moved toward the center and protected. Our crew takes care to cover floors, furniture, fixtures, and other surfaces that are not being painted.

Usually not. Larger furniture can often remain in the room and be moved away from the walls so we have enough space to work. We’ll protect it during the project and let you know ahead of time if anything needs to be completely removed.

Yes. Minor nail holes, cracks, dents, and other surface imperfections can typically be repaired as part of the preparation process. If we find more significant drywall damage, we’ll discuss the repair needs with you before painting so the finished surface looks right.

We use Sherwin-Williams products exclusively. The specific product and sheen depend on the room, surface, durability needs, and the finish you want. We’ll help select the right coating for areas such as walls, ceilings, trim, doors, kitchens, bathrooms, and high-traffic spaces.

The right sheen depends on the room and how the surface is used. Flatter finishes can work well in lower-traffic areas and help minimize surface imperfections, while eggshell, satin, or more durable finishes may be better for spaces that need easier cleaning. Trim and doors commonly use a higher-sheen finish. We can help you choose the right option for each area of the home.

The number of coats depends on the existing color, new color, condition of the walls, and the product being used. Significant color changes or certain surfaces may require additional coverage. We’ll evaluate the project and explain what is included in your estimate before work begins.

Yes. Most interior painting projects are completed while homeowners continue living in the home. We work to keep the project organized, protect the surrounding areas, and minimize disruption. For larger projects, we can also work through the home in stages so you still have usable living space.

The timeline depends on the number and size of rooms, the amount of preparation required, and the scope of the project. A smaller project may only take a day or two, while a full interior can take longer. We’ll give you a clearer timeline once we’ve seen the home and understand the work involved.

Drying time varies based on the product, temperature, humidity, ventilation, and surface being painted. Paint may feel dry to the touch relatively quickly, but it takes longer to fully cure and reach maximum durability. We’ll let you know when rooms and freshly painted surfaces can be safely returned to normal use.

Yes. Interior projects can include walls, ceilings, baseboards, trim, doors, and other painted surfaces depending on the scope of work. We can quote individual areas or include them as part of a larger interior painting project.

Yes. We can help you think through colors, undertones, sheen, lighting, and how different rooms work together. Since colors can look very different depending on natural and artificial light, we recommend reviewing samples in the actual space before making a final decision.

We take preparation and cleanup seriously. Floors, furniture, fixtures, and surrounding surfaces are protected before painting begins, and our crews work to keep the job site organized throughout the project. At the end, we clean up the work area so you’re left with the finished space rather than a mess.