Interior painting that looks as good up close as it does from the door
Walls, ceilings, trim, and doors, with the prep done right and your furniture protected.
An interior repaint is the fastest way to make a house feel new, and most of what separates a good one from a bad one happens before the first coat: patching nail holes and cracks, sanding the patches flat, caulking the gap between trim and wall, and priming stains so they don't bleed through. We do that part properly, then cut clean lines by hand where the wall meets the ceiling and the trim.
Your home stays livable while we work. Furniture is moved to the middle of the room and covered, floors are protected, and we work room by room so you're never living in a construction site. At the end of each day the tools are packed up and the room is left clean.
Not sure about colors? We'll talk it through and put sample patches on the wall so you can see the shade in your own light before we buy the paint.
What's included
- Walls, ceilings, trim, baseboards, doors, and closets
- Nail holes, cracks, and dents patched and sanded flat
- Caulk renewed where trim meets the wall
- Stains and water marks primed so they don't bleed through
- Furniture moved and covered, floors and fixtures protected
- Hand-cut lines at ceilings, trim, and corners
- Daily cleanup and a final walk-through with you
The work
Often paired with: cabinet painting and drywall repair & prep. Ask about doing them in one visit, since the prep and the setup overlap.
Questions about interior painting
Do I need to move everything out of the room?
No. Take small and breakable things off the shelves and we'll handle the rest: furniture goes to the middle of the room under plastic, and floors are covered.
How many coats do you apply?
Two finish coats over a properly prepped surface, and a primer coat first wherever it's needed: bare drywall, patched areas, stains, or a big color change like going from dark to light.
What sheen should I use?
Flat or matte hides wall imperfections in living areas and bedrooms; eggshell or satin cleans easier in kitchens, baths, and hallways; semi-gloss is the usual choice for trim and doors. We'll recommend a sheen for each surface when we quote.
Can you paint just one room?
Yes. A single room, an accent wall, or a whole house are all normal jobs for us.
Tell us about the interior painting job.
Rough size, the surfaces, the colors you're thinking about, and when you'd like it done. We'll take it from there.
(251) 880-6284