Interior House Painting Pricing Guide

How much does it cost to paint the interior of my home along the Gulf Coast of Texas?

A room-by-room guide to our interior pricing: Many people want to understand our pricing to help them budget their project, so we’ve put together this room-by-room guide to help you budget. Understand that the prices published here are averages, and some things might affect the price up or down from these ballpark estimates. In general, these things will affect the cost of the project:

Here are some areas to consider that will affect the cost of the project:

1) The number of surfaces we’ll be painting will affect the price. For example, will we be painting your trim? Walls? Doors? Baseboard and crown molding?

2) The conditions of the surfaces we’ll be painting makes a difference in preparation cost. If there are lots of dings, scratches, or holes in the surfaces, we’ll need to add more labor time to your quote to fill and sand them. Surfaces like horsehair plaster or wallpaper removal also change these conditions.

3) Wall height is a factor because painting an 8-foot ceiling is much easier to paint than a 16-foot foyer.

4) Will you be changing colors? Sometimes if you’re changing colors to something much darker or much lighter it will require more coats of paint to cover over the old color. In general, we quote projects with 2 coats of paint if they are the same or a similar color to the surface paint we’ll be covering. We’ll need 3 or even 4 coats if we’re painting over very different colors, (for example, if we’re changing the color on a yellow wall to brown).

5) Some examples of our pricing using typical room sizes in the Gulf Coast Texas area. These are just some of the factors that contribute to the price of painting the interior of your home.

Below you will find some examples of some common sized rooms. All wall and ceiling prices are based on 2 coats of paint and all trim surfaces, and doors are based on a 1 coat refresh of a solid mid-grade paint from recognized paint companies. The prices below are based on painting the walls and then adding other surfaces. The price includes standard prep for each surface being painted. Prices may vary based on total rooms and surfaces being done during the project. Assumptions that accompany these prices: Wall & ceiling prices are based on 2 coats of paint. Doors & trim 1 coat of paint (baseboard, door frames, crown molding, wainscot). Mid-grade paint such as Sherwin Williams Duration Home or Benjamin Moore Regal. Choosing a decent paint matters, and will almost always save you money.

Bedroom

$700-$1,000 per room

Wall height an important factor

Kitchen

$800-$1,200 per room

Wall height and unique features like and open concept. Cabinets not included.

Hallway

$600-$900 per room