Interior Painting in Orlando, FL

When is it time to repaint a room?

A room is due when the walls look worn up close: scuffs that don’t wipe off, nail holes from old frames, patches that show through the paint, or a color you stopped liking a while ago.

Moving is another good time. An empty room has no furniture to cover, so the days before you move in, or right after you move out, are a natural window for a repaint.

How do you protect my furniture and floors?

Before we start, we cover all furniture and floors in the work area to protect them from accidental spills. We take off the light switch covers so we can paint cleanly around the boxes.

Then comes the prep you won’t notice once it’s done. We fill nail holes and small dings, caulk gaps along the trim and sand where a wall needs it, so the new coat goes onto a smooth surface. Bigger damage, like a doorknob hole or a section softened by a leak, gets fixed first through our drywall installation and repair service.

What does a day of interior painting look like?

We show up at the time we agreed on and stay on your job until it’s finished. An interior job can cover walls, ceilings and trim, and you’ll have a detailed written estimate before we start.

At the end of every work day, we clean up before we leave. If a question comes up while we’re working, call or text. We answer calls, texts and emails promptly.

We paint offices and other business interiors too. Property managers and business owners can start with our commercial painting page.

How do I get a price for painting my rooms?

Call or text (407) 450-2020, or request an estimate online. We’ll set a time to walk through the rooms with you and talk about colors and scope. Then you get a free, detailed written estimate.

Our pricing is fair, and you won’t find surprise fees at the end. When the last coat is on, we go over the finished rooms with you, and the work is backed by our 2-year warranty.

Planning more than the walls? Cabinet refinishing gives your kitchen cabinets a new color without replacing them, and exterior painting takes care of the outside. Landlords and condo boards in Orlando book interior work the same way homeowners do. The service areas page lists the other cities we reach.