- Interior Walls -

Wall Painting -Pricing-

(Price is for average 8' ceiling)

Light Preparation

+ $ 1.00/sq ft

Cleaning Walls with TSP or DE glosser (We Don't Paint over Dirt)
Sanding Walls with 220 Grit (We Don't Paint over Pebbles)
Patching Walls with Nail/Screw Holes (We Don't Paint over Craters)

Heavy Preparation

Heavy Prep Quoted on Site

Priming- New Construction (One Coat)

+ $ 1.50/sq ft

Benjamin Moore Fresh Start® (100% Acrylic, low-odor/low voc)

Seals new Drywall & Joint compound so paint absorbs evenly
High hide to even out color and reduce flashing at seams and patches

Details: Locks down high absorption and fills pours to expose any craters to highlight any touch ups needed before Paint.

Priming- Pre-Painted Walls (One Coat)

+ $ 1.00/sq ft

🥇 Stix® Bonding Primer (waterborne urethane-acrylic)

Grips to glossy, damaged, or unknown paint
Seals patched areas and creates an even base

Details: Stix is our go-to primer for repaints. It adheres to anything — oil, latex, mystery coatings — and locks everything down for a smooth, uniform finish.

Painting- Benjamin Moore-Regal (Two Coats)

+ $ 1.50/sq ft

Benjamin Moore Regal Select® Interior Paint (Acrylic Based)

Excellent hide for smooth, even coverage
Mildew-resistant coating -- ideal for living rooms and bedrooms

Details: Regal Select is our workhorse premium wall paint for quality and value without the Aura upgrade.

Painting-Benjamin Moore-Aura (Two Coats)

+ $ 2.50/sq ft

🥇 Benjamin Moore Aura® Interior Paint (Acrylic Based)

Rich, consistent color
Highly washable and stain resistant

Details: Aura is the top-tier interior paint from Benjamin Moore. It delivers unbeatable color depth, durability, and smoothness — ideal for luxury interiors

All pricing is based on 8-foot ceilings and typical repaint conditions. Walls with damage, excessive texture, wallpaper residue, or extensive repairs may require additional prep and will be quoted separately. Minimum applies: 200 square feet. We use only premium Benjamin Moore products and complete every job to the highest standard. Our standards are firm because lowering them would mean lowering our quality — and we don’t do that.