Interior Painting in Charlotte
Prep is most of the job. The finish is just what you see.
Most of an interior repaint happens before any colour goes on the wall. We sand, fill and caulk, spot-prime the repairs, and mask what needs protecting. When the walls in a 1920s house move under a straightedge, that gets sorted first — often with drywall & plaster — because paint doesn't hide a bad surface, it advertises it.
If the room has wallpaper, we take it off and skim the walls smooth rather than painting over it — see wallpaper removal. If the ceiling still has popcorn texture, that comes down first under texture & popcorn removal. One crew, one schedule, one person answerable for the result.
What's included
- Wall, ceiling and trim repainting
- Surface prep and priming — sanding, filling, caulking, spot-priming
- Paint, stain and urethane applications
- Full protection of floors, furniture and fixtures, cleaned down daily
Want a number on your job?
The owner walks it with you and writes it up itemized.
How a interior painting job runs
Walk and quote
Room by room, in person, in writing.
Protect and prep
The long part, and the part that lasts.
Finish and walk it
Coats on, then a daylight walkthrough together.
What you get out of it
- A finish that survives close inspectionCut lines at the ceiling and trim are brushed, not taped over and hoped for. It still looks right from a foot away in five years.
- A liveable house while we're in itWe work room by room and clean down every evening, so you almost never need to move out.
- One trade, not threeWall repair, texture and paint are all in house, so nobody is waiting on a subcontractor's schedule.
Interior painting questions
How many coats do you put on?
Two finish coats as standard, over primer where the surface needs it. Colour changes and repaired areas often need more, and the estimate says exactly what we've allowed for.
Do you paint kitchen cabinets?
Yes. Doors come off, hardware comes off, everything is degreased, sanded and sprayed or brushed depending on the finish you want. It is a slower job than walls and priced separately.
Can you match an existing colour?
Usually. Bring us a chip off a closet door or the old can and we'll get it matched at the supplier before we start.
How long does a typical interior repaint take?
A few rooms is usually two to four days. A whole-house interior in a larger home runs one to three weeks depending on trim detail and how much repair the walls need. Your estimate gives you a schedule, not a guess.
Let's get your interior painting sorted.
Free estimate, no obligation, and the owner walks every job in person.