Interior Painting in Amarillo, Lubbock & DFW

A good interior repaint is mostly preparation. Before any color goes on, we move and cover furniture, protect floors with drop cloths, remove switch plates and vent covers, and fill nail holes, dents, and settling cracks. Glossy or stained areas are sanded and spot-primed so the new paint bonds evenly instead of flashing or peeling.

Then come the parts you actually see: clean cut lines along ceilings and trim, two even finish coats on walls, and a separate, harder-wearing finish on doors, baseboards, and casings. We finish with a walkthrough so anything you spot gets touched up before we leave.

Square footage matters, but it is rarely the whole story. Ceiling height, the amount of trim and doors, how much patching the walls need, and whether you are changing colors dramatically all move the price. Painting ceilings, closets, and built-ins adds labor; so does working around heavy furniture in an occupied home.

Paint quality is the other lever. Better paints cover in fewer coats, resist scuffs, and wash clean, which usually makes them the cheaper choice over the life of the job. Your written estimate spells out exactly which rooms, surfaces, and products are included so there are no surprises.

Flat and matte finishes hide wall imperfections and suit ceilings and low-traffic rooms. Eggshell and satin are the usual choice for living areas, hallways, and bedrooms because they wipe clean without looking shiny. Semi-gloss belongs on trim, doors, and in bathrooms and kitchens where moisture and fingerprints are a fact of life.