Interior Painting Pricing Guide

How to Control the Cost of Interior Painting Projects

– First, you must determine your budget so that we can tailor your proposal to match your budget. Interior paint will last 20 + years if there’s no physical damage or water damage. However, our customer’s tend to repaint the higher traffic areas in their homes every 3 to 5 years. ** Let us know your budget so we can provide professional suggestions to keep your costs under control.

– Using Cheaper Paint is usually not the best way to reduce costs.

– Our customer’s will typically remove their wall decorations and fragile and sensitive objects before we arrive. If you’d like to help us save time and yourself some money, let us know if you’re open to moving all the furniture into the middle of the room, too.

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– Some of our customer’s request that we break up their project into multiple, smaller jobs spaced out over a few months to ease cash flow. We can do this but it does increase the cost slightly due to multiple mobilization charges and we find it’s more of an inconvenience to our customers to schedule multiple projects instead of having it all done at once. Alternatively, consider using our EZPay Financing.

– Our standard proposals in Washington DC include two coats on all surfaces; however if there’s no damage to a wall that you’re looking to freshen up with the same color, one coat may be able to get the job done! Let us know if you would like our professional opinion on if we should only apply one coat to specific walls, trim, or ceiling.

– The pricing charts below are for ‘stand-alone’ projects. Our professional sales consultants account for efficiencies when we’re painting multiple rooms. The more surface area we paint the more efficiencies our professional painters can take advantage of. This means a lower price/sqft for you!

– One of our goals is to be as unobtrusive as possible; especially if you’ll be in your home while our professional painting team is there. We will contain our work areas to a predetermined schedule so that you are certain of which areas of your home will still be accessible to you. However, if we have the ability to access all work areas at all times we can take advantage of more efficiencies by not having to switch between tools, colors, and tasks as much.

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 prices are based on 2 coats of paint with Sherwin Williams Superpaint. Choosing a decent paint matters, and will almost always save you money.

Primary Bedroom 12′ Long x 15′ Wide x 8′ Tall

Primary Bathroom 12′ Long x 6′ Wide x 8′ Tall

Powder Room 4′ Long x 6′ Wide x 8′ Tall

Doors, Closets, Frames, and Accent Walls