Residential Interior Painter

Contact us or call us at (209) 586-1573 to schedule a service today and let our expert team handle your painting needs!

We even offer free color consultations on select Twain Harte interior painting projects to help you choose the perfect paint colors!

Our Interior Painting Services Include:

• Walls (any height)
• Ceiling Painting (any height)
• Doors & Windows
• French Doors & Windows
• Mantels & Bookshelves
• Paneling & Wainscoting
• Baseboard & Crown Moldings
• Chair Rail Moldings
• Cabinets & Wood Shelves
• Custom Colors

01.

Furniture should be moved and covered

A room that will be painted should be free of small, hard furnishings such as coffee tables and light stands. The removal of large pieces of furniture such as sofas, suites, beds, and dining tables and chairs may not be practical. To house these items in the interim, a large room or storage space will be needed. You can move the furniture from the corner of the room to the middle.

02.

Appliances and electronics should be removed

In the same way, you should cover or remove appliances and electronics such as televisions, sound systems, gaming systems, stoves, and refrigerators. Paint may damage or deface these items if the paint crew tries to move or remove them to another room of the house. If you do not have enough large materials to cover the furniture, electronics, and appliances, no worries. You will probably be provided with drop cloths by the interior house painting contractor.

03.

Ornaments and wall hangings

Wall decorations and ornaments can make it difficult to paint the walls. Removing picture frames, paintings, clocks, mirrors, candleholders, and other decorative wall art should be done with great care. You can protect them from breaking by wrapping them in bubble wrap and storing them in marked storage containers.

04.

Make sure soft furnishings are protected

Mats and rugs should be removed from the room and stored safely away. Window treatments such as curtains, drapes, and blinds should also be cleared away. For extra protection, rugs and mats can be rolled up and covered with plastic. Even if the interior house painter is not painting your ceiling, this step is still necessary.

05.

Get rid of knick-knacks

Small items, such as knick-knacks, are easy to forget, but they should also be removed from the work site.

06.

Clean and prep the walls

As soon as we are about to paint our walls, we tend not to clean them. It is true that cleaning does more good than harm, and it really does make a big difference! A wall can accumulate dust, dirt, and stains over time. When the walls are repainted, you can bet your bottom dollar that you will see them more clearly, even if you can't see them now.

07.

The area should be vacated

It will be difficult for you and your family to spend much time in the rooms being painted.

It may be necessary to completely vacate a room or even the house. Plan ahead and make sure you take all the tools that you will need to use and that you may not be able to access once the painting begins.