interior painting services
Areas You're Not Using
Unoccupied spaces, including hallways, stairwells, powder rooms, and guest rooms, serve as excellent flexible areas! We have the flexibility to commence painting in these spaces if we find ourselves ahead of schedule, ensuring minimal disruption to your routine.
Rooms In Need Of Repairs
Throughout our interior painting project, certain rooms may be temporarily unavailable for an extended period, typically exceeding one or two days. This duration is contingent on the necessary drying time and cleanup associated with the repair products utilized. Additionally, expect a slight increase in dust generation during the repair process.
Custom Projects
Certain specialized or custom projects may necessitate multiple visits for completion, resulting in a longer period during which these rooms may remain temporarily unavailable.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT INTERIOR PAINTING
Our team will prep your home or business by adding tape and paper on wood as well as tarps/plastic layering to protect your furniture.
Yes, you can live in your home throughout the painting process. However, it’s important to note that VOCs can be an issue but we do recommend if you’re sensitive to maybe spend a day away.
Our experts at Black Mountain Painting will help you find the right color that gives off the best look and feel for your home or business.
The expense associated with an interior painting project is determined by the project’s scope. Factors such as the home’s square footage, material type, required prep work, needed products, and existing conditions all contribute to the overall cost. ROI can be up to 107% on a new interior paint job and 55% on an exterior paint job.
No, Black Mountain Painting will purchase the necessary paint and materials to complete your project. We only purchase high-end paints from Sherwin Williams or Benjamin Moore.
We typically use Sherwin Williams and Benjamin Moore.
No preparation is needed on your part. Black Mountain Painting will discuss a plan with you on what you’ll taking off the wall and re-putting up.
