Interior & Exterior Painting Done Professionally

Interior painting typically starts at $300 per room for walls only, and $400–$600 per room when including ceilings, trim, and doors. Whole-home projects are priced by square footage and scope. Every estimate is free and itemized — you'll know exactly what you're paying for before any work begins.

We move light furniture away from walls and cover all furniture, floors, and fixtures with drop cloths before we start. For large, heavy pieces like pianos or built-in shelving, we work around them or ask that you arrange to have them moved beforehand. We leave your home as clean as we found it.

A single room typically takes 4–8 hours including prep, two coats, and cleanup. A 2,000 sq ft whole-home interior project usually takes 3–5 days. We give you a firm timeline during the estimate so you can plan around it.

A full exterior paint job for a typical Triangle-area home takes 3–5 days. In North Carolina, spring and fall are the best seasons — temperatures between 50°F and 85°F and lower humidity give paint the best cure conditions. We avoid painting in direct midday summer heat or when rain is forecasted within 24 hours of application.

We apply two finish coats on all interior and exterior projects, plus a primer coat on bare surfaces, repairs, or major color changes. Using the right primer is what separates a lasting paint job from one that peels or fades in two years — we never skip that step.

We include a basic color consultation with every estimate — we can bring samples, discuss undertones, and help you narrow down options based on your lighting and existing finishes. For in-depth color design services, we recommend working with a local interior designer in parallel. We work with any paint brand you choose; we typically use Sherwin-Williams or Benjamin Moore for quality and durability.

Prep is where most painters cut corners — and where we don't. We fill nail holes and cracks, sand rough surfaces, caulk gaps around trim and windows, lightly sand glossy surfaces for adhesion, and spot-prime any stains or repairs before applying finish coats. For exterior work, we power wash the surface first. Proper prep is what makes paint last.

Yes — cabinet painting and refinishing is one of the most cost-effective ways to transform a kitchen or bathroom without a full remodel. We use a bonding primer and finish-grade enamel for a hard, smooth, factory-like result. We can paint all doors, drawer fronts, and frames while you continue using the kitchen.