Painting your interior can freshen up your home in a big way and affect your mood in a positive way. Painting is one of the biggest "bang for your buck" changes you can make and, as professionals, we make sure we take all the proper steps so you’ll be delighted with the finished appearance.
One common question people have is how much will it cost to complete their interior painting project. It’s difficult to give an accurate price without an onsite visit as there are lots of elements that could affect the amount of time involved and the product needed. These factors include wall height, ease of access, amount of prep work required, caulking and filling that may be required, priming that may be required, the number of coats required, paint selected, and many other factors.
If you want a firm quote, we would have to do an onsite visit to provide you an accurate cost.
Here are a few interior painting jobs we’ve done in the past including costs:
In this River Heights home we repaired and patched cracking in the plaster walls, caulked and filled all trim and then applied two coats of paint on all ceilings, walls, closet and trim.
This interior paint job cost approximately $1400.
In this River Heights kitchen remodel (with connecting side hallway) we removed all old wallpaper from all surfaces, patched and repaired the surface afterwards, and then applied two coats of paint on all ceilings, walls and trim.
The wallpaper removal and surface preparation portion cost approximately $1100. The painting portion cost approximately $1400. Total was approximately $2500.
In this Bridgwater Home, we patched and painted two coats on all main floor common area walls (front entrance, sitting room, kitchen/dining area, living room, hallway and basement stairwell), as well a section of the ceiling and several feature walls in the basement.
This interior paint job cost approximately $5600.
Cost for Interior Painting*
(Includes Paint)
To give you an idea of what it might cost, here are some average prices for certain size rooms and different surfaces within the home. These estimates can vary even more depending on other factors such as the number of coats, amount of prep work needed, etc. but this will give you an idea before we come.
| Small Room 10×12 |
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| 352 Sq Ft | Wall Surface | $400 to $525 |
| 44 Linear Ft | Baseboard | $87 to $140 |
| 120 Sq Ft | Ceiling | $125 to $150 |
| Both Sides | Door & Casing | $125 to $175 |
| Medium Room 12 x 15 |
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| 432 Sq Ft | Wall Surface | $490 to $610 |
| 54 Linear Ft | Baseboard | $115 to $174 |
| 180 Sq Ft | Ceiling | $175 to $225 |
| Both Sides | Door & Casing | $125 to $175 |
| Large Room 18 x 15 |
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| 528 Sq Ft | Wall Surface | $575 to $710 |
| 66 Linear Ft | Baseboard | $129 to $215 |
| 270 Sq Ft | Ceiling | $305 to 355 |
| Both Sides | Door & Casing | $125 to $175 |