Interior repaints
Walls, ceilings, trim, doors and closets. Furniture moved and covered, floors protected wall to wall, and a room-by-room scope so nobody argues later about whether the closet interiors were included.
Interior · Exterior · Cabinets · Specialty finish
Painting in Monroe, GA
Paint that still looks right in year five.
Most repaints fail at the prep, not the paint. We measure every surface, write the prep into the scope so you can see it, and put the coats on in the order the manufacturer actually specifies. That is the whole difference between a job that photographs well on day one and one that still looks right when you sell the house.
What this division does
Six kinds of painting work we take on.
Each of these is quoted as its own line item, so a project that only needs one of them is not carrying the cost of the other five.
Cabinet refinishing
Doors and drawer fronts come off, get degreased, sanded and sprayed in a controlled space, then go back on numbered hardware. Boxes are sprayed in place with containment. A conversion or urethane finish, not wall paint on cabinets.
Trim, doors and millwork
Base, casing, crown, wainscot, panel molding, columns, beams and built-ins — priced per linear foot or per piece rather than buried in a square-foot number, so you can see what you are paying for.
Specialty finishes
Lime wash, limewash-over-brick, Venetian plaster, glazing, metallics and color-matched accent work. Sample boards go up in your light before we commit to a wall.
New construction & builder work
Spray-and-backroll production painting on a schedule, Level 4 or Level 5 substrate, punch lists turned around in days not weeks. One invoice per phase.
Occupied-home repaints
People are living there. We work in a sequence that keeps the kitchen and at least one bath usable, clean up at the end of every day, and never leave an open paint can in a house with kids.
How we run it
The order matters more than the materials.
Measured estimate
We measure on site, not from a photo. Every surface gets a quantity and a line item.
Written scope
You get the prep, the product, the sheen and the number of coats in writing before anyone tapes a baseboard.
Prep, then paint
Protection, repairs, caulk, prime, then coats. The order is not negotiable and it is where the longevity comes from.
Walkthrough
We walk the finished work with you before anyone invoices. Anything you are not happy with, we put right.
What you are buying
Included, and deliberately not included.
Published here so you can compare us against another bid line for line. Most of the difference between two quotes is in the second column.
Included as standard
- Furniture moved and covered, floors and fixtures protected
- Nail holes, dents and cracks filled and sanded
- Caulking at trim-to-wall and trim-to-trim joints
- Spot priming on repairs, stains and bare substrate
- Two finish coats unless the scope says otherwise in writing
- Daily cleanup and full cleanup at completion
- Written warranty on labor
Not included
- Lead-safe abatement on pre-1978 surfaces (quoted separately when required)
- Wallpaper removal (priced as its own line item)
- Drywall replacement beyond patching — that moves to the drywall division
- Moving pianos, safes, aquariums or electronics
Any of these can be added — they are listed separately so the price you compare is the price you pay.
Painting questions
Straight answers, including the price ones.
How much does it cost to paint the interior of a house in Monroe, GA?
For an occupied repaint of walls, ceilings and trim, most homes in our area land between $3.50 and $6.50 per square foot of floor area, depending on ceiling height, how much trim and millwork there is, how many colors, and how much repair the walls need. A whole-house interior with high ceilings and heavy trim prices very differently from a three-bedroom ranch, which is why we measure instead of quoting over the phone.
How long does a repaint take?
A single room is a day. Three or four rooms with trim is usually two to three days. A whole-house interior repaint runs five to ten working days. Cabinet refinishing is four to six days because the finish has to cure between coats, and we will tell you up front which days you cannot use the kitchen.
Do you use Sherwin-Williams or Benjamin Moore?
Both, plus PPG and Behr Pro on builder work. The product gets chosen for the surface and the exposure, not from a loyalty program. Your estimate names the exact product line and sheen so you can look it up.
Will I get the same person from the estimate to the end of the job?
Yes. The person who measures your house is the person you call during the job, and the person who walks it with you at the end.
Do you paint cabinets, or do they have to be replaced?
If the boxes are solid and the doors are not delaminating, refinishing gets you a new-looking kitchen for a fraction of replacement. Thermofoil and some laminates are not good candidates and we will say so rather than take the job.
Where we do painting work
- Monroe
- Loganville
- Winder
- Lawrenceville
- Snellville
- Grayson
- Dacula
- Bethlehem
- Watkinsville
- Athens
- Suwanee
- Duluth
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No cost, no obligation
Get a painting estimate
Send the details and we will call you the same business day to set a time to come measure.
Also in house
Bundle it and you pay for the trip once.
Mobilization is a real cost. Combining divisions on one scope is cheaper than hiring each trade separately, and it means one schedule instead of three.
Let us look at the painting work.
Free measured estimates across Walton, Gwinnett and Barrow counties. Call and you get a person — or send the details and we will come look at it.