The interior painting cost depends on several factors like the square footage of your interior walls, how many coats of paint you’ll need, the quality of paint you choose, and any unique features or architectural details in the room. If we’re just painting the walls, the total cost is usually lower than if we’re also painting trim, ceilings, or other surfaces. Using higher quality paints can increase the overall cost a bit, but they often require less paint and fewer more coats for a professional finish. We’re always happy to give you a personalized estimate so you know the total cost before we start painting.

For most paint projects, one coat of paint might not be enough. Even if you’re going over the same color, applying two coats often helps you get a uniform finish and better coverage — especially in high traffic areas or if you’re switching to a lighter color. Lower quality paints may need more coats, while higher quality paints usually cover well with fewer. If the surface is dark or uneven, a primer and possibly a second coat may be needed.

It depends on the room and how it’s used. For living rooms and interior walls, latex paint is a popular choice because it’s easy to clean and dries quickly. Flat paint gives a soft look and hides flaws but isn’t ideal for high traffic areas. Semi gloss paint is durable and easier to wipe down, so it’s often used for painting trim or in kitchens and bathrooms. If you’re unsure, we can recommend the best option based on the surface and your needs.

Absolutely. Whether you want us to paint one wall, a single room, or your whole house, we tailor our painting services to fit your home improvement goals. Many people start with just the walls in one space, like a living room, to see how a fresh coat changes the feel of the room before planning a bigger paint project.