Interior painting in Phoenix, AZ

Walls, ceilings, trim, doors, accent walls and cabinets. Fresh paint is the fastest way to change how a room feels, and good prep is what makes it last.

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Hallway with white walls and doors, casing and baseboards painted in a warm greige

What we paint

On its own or as the last step of a kitchen or bathroom remodel.

Walls and ceilings

Single rooms or the whole house, including tall ceilings and stairwells.

Trim and doors

Baseboards, casing, crown molding and interior doors, in a finish that wipes clean.

Accent walls

A single wall in a deeper color to anchor a room, like behind a fireplace or a bed.

Cabinets

Kitchen and bathroom cabinets cleaned, sanded, primed and painted. See our cabinets page for more.

Drywall repair

Holes, cracks and dings patched and blended before any paint goes on.

Prep and protection

Floors and furniture covered, outlets and hardware taped or removed, and a clean room when we leave.

Cabinet painting before-and-afters

Same cabinets, painted. Tap to switch.

After: the same kitchen with the cabinets, peninsula and tall oven cabinet painted gray — **Cabinet painting: oak to gray**Cabinet painting

Before: kitchen with honey oak cathedral-style cabinets, white marble-look countertops and a waterfall peninsula — **Cabinet painting: oak to gray**Cabinet painting

After: the same kitchen with the cabinets painted a warm cream with brass pulls — **Cabinet painting: wood to warm cream**Cabinet painting

Before: kitchen with orange-toned wood cabinets, white countertops and gray plank floors — **Cabinet painting: wood to warm cream**Cabinet painting

After: the same kitchen with the cabinets and island painted white — **Cabinet painting: espresso to white**Cabinet painting

Before: kitchen with dark espresso cabinets, a matching island and white countertops — **Cabinet painting: espresso to white**Cabinet painting

What affects the price of interior painting

Most of the cost is labor, and most of the labor is prep.

Square footage and ceiling height
Bigger rooms and tall ceilings take more paint and more time.
Wall condition
Lots of patching or repairs add prep time before painting can start.
Color changes
Going from dark to light usually takes an extra coat.
Trim, doors and cabinets
Detail work takes more time per square foot than open walls.

Recent work

Interior door, casing and baseboards painted greige against white walls

Bedroom with sliding closet doors and a hinged door painted greige

Upstairs landing with white walls and three greige painted doors

Painter cutting in white baseboards in a bedroom with the floor protected

Great room with freshly painted white walls, crown molding and the floor edges protected

Hallway with fresh white walls and crown molding, with painter's tape still on the baseboards

Bedroom with fresh white walls and trim, closet doors off for painting

Kitchen masked off with brown paper and blue tape before cabinet painting

Cabinet frames after spraying, with doors off and counters still covered

Interior painting questions

How long does it take to paint a room?

Most single rooms take a day or two, depending on prep and the number of coats. A whole house takes longer. You'll get a timeline in the estimate.

Do I need to move my furniture?

Just small items and anything fragile. We move and cover the larger furniture and protect the floors.

Do you help pick colors?

Yes. We can bring sample cards and talk through how colors look in Arizona light, which is brighter than most people expect.

Can you paint my kitchen cabinets?

Yes. Cabinet painting is a separate process with more prep than walls. See our cabinets page.

Get a free painting estimate

Tell us a little about the room and we'll call you to set up a walkthrough. No pressure and no sales script. If we're not the right fit for your project, we'll tell you.

(480) 242-0135

Call or text. If we miss you, we'll get back to you the same day.