Project Costs for Painting and Coating

The better the surface, the less prep work needed. If your walls have cracks, peeling paint, or water damage, we’ll need to repair and prime them before painting—adding time and materials to the project.

Different materials need different approaches. Painting drywall is more straightforward than working with brick, stucco, wood, or textured surfaces, which may require special primers or extra coats for proper coverage.

Whether you're looking for a standard refresh or a showroom-quality finish, the level of detail and craftsmanship will affect the cost. Higher-end finishes often involve additional coats, premium paints, and precision detailing.

Tall ceilings, hard-to-reach areas, or tight spaces may require special equipment like ladders or scaffolding—and extra time to ensure everything is done safely and professionally.

We work with trusted paint brands and offer options to suit every budget. Higher-end paints offer better coverage, durability, and finish—but they also come at a higher cost.