Interior and exterior paint protect different worlds.

Interior painting

Plan around rooms, finishes and how the home is used.

Walls, ceilings, trim, doors and cabinets may need different preparation and coatings. Occupied-home projects also need clear protection, access and drying plans.

• Identify repairs before final pricing
• Confirm colour and sheen by surface
• Plan furniture movement and room access

Exterior painting

Weather and substrate condition drive the schedule.

Moisture, temperature, sunlight, height and failing coatings affect preparation and timing. A responsible quote starts with the actual exterior rather than a room-count formula.

• Inspect peeling, cracking and exposed material
• Confirm safe access and protection
• Use compatible preparation and coating systems

Choosing the sequence

Solve the underlying condition before chasing the finish.

Paint cannot permanently hide active moisture, unstable coatings or damaged surfaces. Inspection should separate preparation work, repair needs and finish expectations.

• Prioritize water or substrate issues first
• Agree on what preparation is included
• Review the finished scope in consistent light