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INTERNAL WALLS OR CEILINGS

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Areas



What is considered an area?

When I refer to “areas” in a house, I am including all the individual spaces that make up the interior. This includes rooms such as bedrooms, the kitchen, and bathrooms. I also count hallways, closets, storage rooms, laundry rooms, and any other enclosed or functional spaces. Each distinct part of the home where work may be done—whether large or small—is considered an area.

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Area 1: Surface


How to Calculate the Area of a Wall and a Ceiling (in Square Feet - sq ft)

To calculate the area of a wall:

  1. Measure the height of the wall in feet.(from ceiling to floor)
  2. Measure the width of the wall in feet.
  3. Multiply the height by the width(Don't subtract any areas. Our calculator will do it automatically):

  • Wall Area=Height×Width(sq ft)


To calculate the area of a ceiling:

  1. Measure the length of the ceiling in feet.
  2. Measure the width of the ceiling in feet
  3. Multiply the length by the width: Ceiling Area=Length×Width(sq ft)\text{Ceiling Area} = \text{Length} \times \text{Width} \quad (\text{sq ft})

💡 Example:

  • If a wall is 10 feet high and 15 feet wide, the area is: 10×15=150 sq ft10 \times 15 = 150 \text{ sq ft}


ROOM 1

Describe the walls you want to paint

If you don't want to paint a wall just put 0



The tallest wall has as many or fewer feet than:

(max 15ft)

- +
8
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10
- +
12
- +
15
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Area 1 : Interior Trim

DOORS
WINDOWS
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Area 1: Colors

Same color and wall in good condition

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2


- Two coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint

Another color combination or new Drywall walls

- +
3


- Three coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the last high-quality paint

From a dark and strong color to a light color 

- +
4


- Four coats 

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the high-quality paint
  4. Fourth coat is the last high-quality paint

*Good condition means no fungus, mold, or color difference.
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Area 1: Conditions (Cracks/Breaks)

Before proceeding with the painting, we would like to gather information about the condition of the walls. If any walls require preparation or repairs before painting, please let us know. The wall preparation is optional—our team can simply proceed with painting if you prefer. It is not necessary to repair any walls unless you choose to do so.


Severe breakage: The wall has deep cracks, large holes, or significant damage to the drywall structure,  NO larger than 8 inches in diameter. Extensive repairs are required before painting.

Moderate breakage: Some visible cracks, medium-sized holes, or worn-out areas. Patching and sanding are needed before applying paint. Maximum 3 inch diameter

Minor breakage: The wall has small imperfections, such as tiny nail holes, slight cracks, or uneven surfaces. Minimal touch-ups are required. Maximum, 1 inch diameter


No repairs needed: The surface on all walls is in good condition with no visible damage. Ready to be painted immediately

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Area 1: Order and Furnishing

We want to ensure that there is at least a 2.5 ft wide walkway so the painter can move freely and achieve a perfect finish



No need to move anything. Everything is set and ready with a 2 ft clearance for painters to pass through, and nothing is obstructing the surface to be painted



Small furniture such as coffee tables, side tables, chairs, ottomans, and floor lamps need to be moved, along with removing paintings, curtains, and any other items that may obstruct the painting process.




Medium-sized furniture such as dressers, bookshelves, TV stands, and dining tables need to be moved to ensure clear access to the painting areas.




Large furniture such as sofas, wardrobes, bed frames, and large dining tables need to be moved, which requires two people to handle safely.






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Area 2: Colors

Same color and wall in good condition

- +
2


- Two coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint

Another color combination or new Drywall walls

- +
3


- Three coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the last high-quality paint

From a dark and strong color to a light color 

- +
4


- Four coats 

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the high-quality paint
  4. Fourth coat is the last high-quality paint

*Good condition means no fungus, mold, or color difference.
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Area 2: Surface


How to Calculate the Area of a Wall and a Ceiling (in Square Feet - sq ft)

To calculate the area of a wall:

  1. Measure the height of the wall in feet.(from ceiling to floor)
  2. Measure the width of the wall in feet.
  3. Multiply the height by the width(Don't subtract any areas. Our calculator will do it automatically):

  • Wall Area=Height×Width(sq ft)


To calculate the area of a ceiling:

  1. Measure the length of the ceiling in feet.
  2. Measure the width of the ceiling in feet
  3. Multiply the length by the width: Ceiling Area=Length×Width(sq ft)\text{Ceiling Area} = \text{Length} \times \text{Width} \quad (\text{sq ft})

💡 Example:

  • If a wall is 10 feet high and 15 feet wide, the area is: 10×15=150 sq ft10 \times 15 = 150 \text{ sq ft}


ROOM 2

Describe the walls you want to paint

If you don't want to paint a wall just put 0



The tallest wall has as many or fewer feet than:

(max 15ft)

- +
8
- +
10
- +
12
- +
15
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Area 2 : Interior Trim

DOORS
WINDOWS
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Area 2: Conditions (Cracks/Breaks)

Before proceeding with the painting, we would like to gather information about the condition of the walls. If any walls require preparation or repairs before painting, please let us know. The wall preparation is optional—our team can simply proceed with painting if you prefer. It is not necessary to repair any walls unless you choose to do so.


Severe breakage: The wall has deep cracks, large holes, or significant damage to the drywall structure,  NO larger than 8 inches in diameter. Extensive repairs are required before painting.

Moderate breakage: Some visible cracks, medium-sized holes, or worn-out areas. Patching and sanding are needed before applying paint. Maximum 3 inch diameter

Minor breakage: The wall has small imperfections, such as tiny nail holes, slight cracks, or uneven surfaces. Minimal touch-ups are required. Maximum, 1 inch diameter


No repairs needed: The surface on all walls is in good condition with no visible damage. Ready to be painted immediately

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Area 2: Order and Furnishing

We want to ensure that there is at least a 2.5 ft wide walkway so the painter can move freely and achieve a perfect finish



No need to move anything. Everything is set and ready with a 2 ft clearance for painters to pass through, and nothing is obstructing the surface to be painted



Small furniture such as coffee tables, side tables, chairs, ottomans, and floor lamps need to be moved, along with removing paintings, curtains, and any other items that may obstruct the painting process.




Medium-sized furniture such as dressers, bookshelves, TV stands, and dining tables need to be moved to ensure clear access to the painting areas.




Large furniture such as sofas, wardrobes, bed frames, and large dining tables need to be moved, which requires two people to handle safely.






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Area 3: Colors

Same color and wall in good condition

- +
2


- Two coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint

Another color combination or new Drywall walls

- +
3


- Three coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the last high-quality paint

From a dark and strong color to a light color 

- +
4


- Four coats 

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the high-quality paint
  4. Fourth coat is the last high-quality paint

*Good condition means no fungus, mold, or color difference.
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Area 3: Surface


How to Calculate the Area of a Wall and a Ceiling (in Square Feet - sq ft)

To calculate the area of a wall:

  1. Measure the height of the wall in feet.(from ceiling to floor)
  2. Measure the width of the wall in feet.
  3. Multiply the height by the width(Don't subtract any areas. Our calculator will do it automatically):

  • Wall Area=Height×Width(sq ft)


To calculate the area of a ceiling:

  1. Measure the length of the ceiling in feet.
  2. Measure the width of the ceiling in feet
  3. Multiply the length by the width: Ceiling Area=Length×Width(sq ft)\text{Ceiling Area} = \text{Length} \times \text{Width} \quad (\text{sq ft})

💡 Example:

  • If a wall is 10 feet high and 15 feet wide, the area is: 10×15=150 sq ft10 \times 15 = 150 \text{ sq ft}


ROOM 3

Describe the walls you want to paint

If you don't want to paint a wall just put 0



The tallest wall has as many or fewer feet than:

(max 15ft)

- +
8
- +
10
- +
12
- +
15
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Area 3 : Interior Trim

DOORS
WINDOWS
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Area 3: Conditions (Cracks/Breaks)

Before proceeding with the painting, we would like to gather information about the condition of the walls. If any walls require preparation or repairs before painting, please let us know. The wall preparation is optional—our team can simply proceed with painting if you prefer. It is not necessary to repair any walls unless you choose to do so.


Severe breakage: The wall has deep cracks, large holes, or significant damage to the drywall structure,  NO larger than 8 inches in diameter. Extensive repairs are required before painting.

Moderate breakage: Some visible cracks, medium-sized holes, or worn-out areas. Patching and sanding are needed before applying paint. Maximum 3 inch diameter

Minor breakage: The wall has small imperfections, such as tiny nail holes, slight cracks, or uneven surfaces. Minimal touch-ups are required. Maximum, 1 inch diameter


No repairs needed: The surface on all walls is in good condition with no visible damage. Ready to be painted immediately

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Area 3: Order and Furnishing

We want to ensure that there is at least a 2.5 ft wide walkway so the painter can move freely and achieve a perfect finish



No need to move anything. Everything is set and ready with a 2 ft clearance for painters to pass through, and nothing is obstructing the surface to be painted



Small furniture such as coffee tables, side tables, chairs, ottomans, and floor lamps need to be moved, along with removing paintings, curtains, and any other items that may obstruct the painting process.




Medium-sized furniture such as dressers, bookshelves, TV stands, and dining tables need to be moved to ensure clear access to the painting areas.




Large furniture such as sofas, wardrobes, bed frames, and large dining tables need to be moved, which requires two people to handle safely.






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Area 4: Colors

Same color and wall in good condition

- +
2


- Two coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint

Another color combination or new Drywall walls

- +
3


- Three coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the last high-quality paint

From a dark and strong color to a light color 

- +
4


- Four coats 

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the high-quality paint
  4. Fourth coat is the last high-quality paint

*Good condition means no fungus, mold, or color difference.
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Area 4: Surface


How to Calculate the Area of a Wall and a Ceiling (in Square Feet - sq ft)

To calculate the area of a wall:

  1. Measure the height of the wall in feet.(from ceiling to floor)
  2. Measure the width of the wall in feet.
  3. Multiply the height by the width(Don't subtract any areas. Our calculator will do it automatically):

  • Wall Area=Height×Width(sq ft)


To calculate the area of a ceiling:

  1. Measure the length of the ceiling in feet.
  2. Measure the width of the ceiling in feet
  3. Multiply the length by the width: Ceiling Area=Length×Width(sq ft)\text{Ceiling Area} = \text{Length} \times \text{Width} \quad (\text{sq ft})

💡 Example:

  • If a wall is 10 feet high and 15 feet wide, the area is: 10×15=150 sq ft10 \times 15 = 150 \text{ sq ft}


ROOM 4

Describe the walls you want to paint

If you don't want to paint a wall just put 0



The tallest wall has as many or fewer feet than:

(max 15ft)

- +
8
- +
10
- +
12
- +
15
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Area 4 : Interior Trim

DOORS
WINDOWS
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Area 4: Conditions (Cracks/Breaks)

Before proceeding with the painting, we would like to gather information about the condition of the walls. If any walls require preparation or repairs before painting, please let us know. The wall preparation is optional—our team can simply proceed with painting if you prefer. It is not necessary to repair any walls unless you choose to do so.


Severe breakage: The wall has deep cracks, large holes, or significant damage to the drywall structure,  NO larger than 8 inches in diameter. Extensive repairs are required before painting.

Moderate breakage: Some visible cracks, medium-sized holes, or worn-out areas. Patching and sanding are needed before applying paint. Maximum 3 inch diameter

Minor breakage: The wall has small imperfections, such as tiny nail holes, slight cracks, or uneven surfaces. Minimal touch-ups are required. Maximum, 1 inch diameter


No repairs needed: The surface on all walls is in good condition with no visible damage. Ready to be painted immediately

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Area 4: Order and Furnishing

We want to ensure that there is at least a 2.5 ft wide walkway so the painter can move freely and achieve a perfect finish



No need to move anything. Everything is set and ready with a 2 ft clearance for painters to pass through, and nothing is obstructing the surface to be painted



Small furniture such as coffee tables, side tables, chairs, ottomans, and floor lamps need to be moved, along with removing paintings, curtains, and any other items that may obstruct the painting process.




Medium-sized furniture such as dressers, bookshelves, TV stands, and dining tables need to be moved to ensure clear access to the painting areas.




Large furniture such as sofas, wardrobes, bed frames, and large dining tables need to be moved, which requires two people to handle safely.






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Area 5: Colors

Same color and wall in good condition

- +
2


- Two coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint

Another color combination or new Drywall walls

- +
3


- Three coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the last high-quality paint

From a dark and strong color to a light color 

- +
4


- Four coats 

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the high-quality paint
  4. Fourth coat is the last high-quality paint

*Good condition means no fungus, mold, or color difference.
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Area 6: Colors

Same color and wall in good condition

- +
2


- Two coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint

Another color combination or new Drywall walls

- +
3


- Three coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the last high-quality paint

From a dark and strong color to a light color 

- +
4


- Four coats 

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the high-quality paint
  4. Fourth coat is the last high-quality paint

*Good condition means no fungus, mold, or color difference.
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Area 7: Colors

Same color and wall in good condition

- +
2


- Two coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint

Another color combination or new Drywall walls

- +
3


- Three coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the last high-quality paint

From a dark and strong color to a light color 

- +
4


- Four coats 

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the high-quality paint
  4. Fourth coat is the last high-quality paint

*Good condition means no fungus, mold, or color difference.
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Area 5: Surface


How to Calculate the Area of a Wall and a Ceiling (in Square Feet - sq ft)

To calculate the area of a wall:

  1. Measure the height of the wall in feet.(from ceiling to floor)
  2. Measure the width of the wall in feet.
  3. Multiply the height by the width(Don't subtract any areas. Our calculator will do it automatically):

  • Wall Area=Height×Width(sq ft)


To calculate the area of a ceiling:

  1. Measure the length of the ceiling in feet.
  2. Measure the width of the ceiling in feet
  3. Multiply the length by the width: Ceiling Area=Length×Width(sq ft)\text{Ceiling Area} = \text{Length} \times \text{Width} \quad (\text{sq ft})

💡 Example:

  • If a wall is 10 feet high and 15 feet wide, the area is: 10×15=150 sq ft10 \times 15 = 150 \text{ sq ft}


ROOM 5

Describe the walls you want to paint

If you don't want to paint a wall just put 0



The tallest wall has as many or fewer feet than:

(max 15ft)

- +
8
- +
10
- +
12
- +
15
You need to select an item to continue
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Area 5 : Interior Trim

DOORS
WINDOWS
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Area 5: Conditions (Cracks/Breaks)

Before proceeding with the painting, we would like to gather information about the condition of the walls. If any walls require preparation or repairs before painting, please let us know. The wall preparation is optional—our team can simply proceed with painting if you prefer. It is not necessary to repair any walls unless you choose to do so.


Severe breakage: The wall has deep cracks, large holes, or significant damage to the drywall structure,  NO larger than 8 inches in diameter. Extensive repairs are required before painting.

Moderate breakage: Some visible cracks, medium-sized holes, or worn-out areas. Patching and sanding are needed before applying paint. Maximum 3 inch diameter

Minor breakage: The wall has small imperfections, such as tiny nail holes, slight cracks, or uneven surfaces. Minimal touch-ups are required. Maximum, 1 inch diameter


No repairs needed: The surface on all walls is in good condition with no visible damage. Ready to be painted immediately

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Area 5: Order and Furnishing

We want to ensure that there is at least a 2.5 ft wide walkway so the painter can move freely and achieve a perfect finish



No need to move anything. Everything is set and ready with a 2 ft clearance for painters to pass through, and nothing is obstructing the surface to be painted



Small furniture such as coffee tables, side tables, chairs, ottomans, and floor lamps need to be moved, along with removing paintings, curtains, and any other items that may obstruct the painting process.




Medium-sized furniture such as dressers, bookshelves, TV stands, and dining tables need to be moved to ensure clear access to the painting areas.




Large furniture such as sofas, wardrobes, bed frames, and large dining tables need to be moved, which requires two people to handle safely.






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Next step

Area 6: Surface


How to Calculate the Area of a Wall and a Ceiling (in Square Feet - sq ft)

To calculate the area of a wall:

  1. Measure the height of the wall in feet.(from ceiling to floor)
  2. Measure the width of the wall in feet.
  3. Multiply the height by the width(Don't subtract any areas. Our calculator will do it automatically):

  • Wall Area=Height×Width(sq ft)


To calculate the area of a ceiling:

  1. Measure the length of the ceiling in feet.
  2. Measure the width of the ceiling in feet
  3. Multiply the length by the width: Ceiling Area=Length×Width(sq ft)\text{Ceiling Area} = \text{Length} \times \text{Width} \quad (\text{sq ft})

💡 Example:

  • If a wall is 10 feet high and 15 feet wide, the area is: 10×15=150 sq ft10 \times 15 = 150 \text{ sq ft}


ROOM 6

Describe the walls you want to paint

If you don't want to paint a wall just put 0



The tallest wall has as many or fewer feet than:

(max 15ft)

- +
8
- +
10
- +
12
- +
15
You need to select an item to continue
Next step

Area 6 : Interior Trim

DOORS
WINDOWS
You need to select an item to continue
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Area 6: Conditions (Cracks/Breaks)

Before proceeding with the painting, we would like to gather information about the condition of the walls. If any walls require preparation or repairs before painting, please let us know. The wall preparation is optional—our team can simply proceed with painting if you prefer. It is not necessary to repair any walls unless you choose to do so.


Severe breakage: The wall has deep cracks, large holes, or significant damage to the drywall structure,  NO larger than 8 inches in diameter. Extensive repairs are required before painting.

Moderate breakage: Some visible cracks, medium-sized holes, or worn-out areas. Patching and sanding are needed before applying paint. Maximum 3 inch diameter

Minor breakage: The wall has small imperfections, such as tiny nail holes, slight cracks, or uneven surfaces. Minimal touch-ups are required. Maximum, 1 inch diameter


No repairs needed: The surface on all walls is in good condition with no visible damage. Ready to be painted immediately

You need to select an item to continue
Next step

Area 6: Order and Furnishing

We want to ensure that there is at least a 2.5 ft wide walkway so the painter can move freely and achieve a perfect finish



No need to move anything. Everything is set and ready with a 2 ft clearance for painters to pass through, and nothing is obstructing the surface to be painted



Small furniture such as coffee tables, side tables, chairs, ottomans, and floor lamps need to be moved, along with removing paintings, curtains, and any other items that may obstruct the painting process.




Medium-sized furniture such as dressers, bookshelves, TV stands, and dining tables need to be moved to ensure clear access to the painting areas.




Large furniture such as sofas, wardrobes, bed frames, and large dining tables need to be moved, which requires two people to handle safely.






You need to select an item to continue
Next step

Area 7: Surface


How to Calculate the Area of a Wall and a Ceiling (in Square Feet - sq ft)

To calculate the area of a wall:

  1. Measure the height of the wall in feet.(from ceiling to floor)
  2. Measure the width of the wall in feet.
  3. Multiply the height by the width(Don't subtract any areas. Our calculator will do it automatically):

  • Wall Area=Height×Width(sq ft)


To calculate the area of a ceiling:

  1. Measure the length of the ceiling in feet.
  2. Measure the width of the ceiling in feet
  3. Multiply the length by the width: Ceiling Area=Length×Width(sq ft)\text{Ceiling Area} = \text{Length} \times \text{Width} \quad (\text{sq ft})

💡 Example:

  • If a wall is 10 feet high and 15 feet wide, the area is: 10×15=150 sq ft10 \times 15 = 150 \text{ sq ft}


ROOM 7

Describe the walls you want to paint

If you don't want to paint a wall just put 0



The tallest wall has as many or fewer feet than:

(max 15ft)

- +
8
- +
10
- +
12
- +
15
You need to select an item to continue
Next step

Area 7 : Interior Trim

DOORS
WINDOWS
You need to select an item to continue
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Area 7: Conditions (Cracks/Breaks)

Before proceeding with the painting, we would like to gather information about the condition of the walls. If any walls require preparation or repairs before painting, please let us know. The wall preparation is optional—our team can simply proceed with painting if you prefer. It is not necessary to repair any walls unless you choose to do so.


Severe breakage: The wall has deep cracks, large holes, or significant damage to the drywall structure,  NO larger than 8 inches in diameter. Extensive repairs are required before painting.

Moderate breakage: Some visible cracks, medium-sized holes, or worn-out areas. Patching and sanding are needed before applying paint. Maximum 3 inch diameter

Minor breakage: The wall has small imperfections, such as tiny nail holes, slight cracks, or uneven surfaces. Minimal touch-ups are required. Maximum, 1 inch diameter


No repairs needed: The surface on all walls is in good condition with no visible damage. Ready to be painted immediately

You need to select an item to continue
Next step

Area 7: Order and Furnishing

We want to ensure that there is at least a 2.5 ft wide walkway so the painter can move freely and achieve a perfect finish



No need to move anything. Everything is set and ready with a 2 ft clearance for painters to pass through, and nothing is obstructing the surface to be painted



Small furniture such as coffee tables, side tables, chairs, ottomans, and floor lamps need to be moved, along with removing paintings, curtains, and any other items that may obstruct the painting process.




Medium-sized furniture such as dressers, bookshelves, TV stands, and dining tables need to be moved to ensure clear access to the painting areas.




Large furniture such as sofas, wardrobes, bed frames, and large dining tables need to be moved, which requires two people to handle safely.






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Area 8: Colors

Same color and wall in good condition

- +
2


- Two coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint

Another color combination or new Drywall walls

- +
3


- Three coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the last high-quality paint

From a dark and strong color to a light color 

- +
4


- Four coats 

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the high-quality paint
  4. Fourth coat is the last high-quality paint

*Good condition means no fungus, mold, or color difference.
You need to select an item to continue
Next step

Area 8: Surface


How to Calculate the Area of a Wall and a Ceiling (in Square Feet - sq ft)

To calculate the area of a wall:

  1. Measure the height of the wall in feet.(from ceiling to floor)
  2. Measure the width of the wall in feet.
  3. Multiply the height by the width(Don't subtract any areas. Our calculator will do it automatically):

  • Wall Area=Height×Width(sq ft)


To calculate the area of a ceiling:

  1. Measure the length of the ceiling in feet.
  2. Measure the width of the ceiling in feet
  3. Multiply the length by the width: Ceiling Area=Length×Width(sq ft)\text{Ceiling Area} = \text{Length} \times \text{Width} \quad (\text{sq ft})

💡 Example:

  • If a wall is 10 feet high and 15 feet wide, the area is: 10×15=150 sq ft10 \times 15 = 150 \text{ sq ft}


ROOM 8

Describe the walls you want to paint

If you don't want to paint a wall just put 0



The tallest wall has as many or fewer feet than:

(max 15ft)

- +
8
- +
10
- +
12
- +
15
You need to select an item to continue
Next step

Area 8 : Interior Trim

DOORS
WINDOWS
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Area 8: Conditions (Cracks/Breaks)

Before proceeding with the painting, we would like to gather information about the condition of the walls. If any walls require preparation or repairs before painting, please let us know. The wall preparation is optional—our team can simply proceed with painting if you prefer. It is not necessary to repair any walls unless you choose to do so.


Severe breakage: The wall has deep cracks, large holes, or significant damage to the drywall structure,  NO larger than 8 inches in diameter. Extensive repairs are required before painting.

Moderate breakage: Some visible cracks, medium-sized holes, or worn-out areas. Patching and sanding are needed before applying paint. Maximum 3 inch diameter

Minor breakage: The wall has small imperfections, such as tiny nail holes, slight cracks, or uneven surfaces. Minimal touch-ups are required. Maximum, 1 inch diameter


No repairs needed: The surface on all walls is in good condition with no visible damage. Ready to be painted immediately

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Area 8: Order and Furnishing

We want to ensure that there is at least a 2.5 ft wide walkway so the painter can move freely and achieve a perfect finish



No need to move anything. Everything is set and ready with a 2 ft clearance for painters to pass through, and nothing is obstructing the surface to be painted



Small furniture such as coffee tables, side tables, chairs, ottomans, and floor lamps need to be moved, along with removing paintings, curtains, and any other items that may obstruct the painting process.




Medium-sized furniture such as dressers, bookshelves, TV stands, and dining tables need to be moved to ensure clear access to the painting areas.




Large furniture such as sofas, wardrobes, bed frames, and large dining tables need to be moved, which requires two people to handle safely.






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Area 9: Colors

Same color and wall in good condition

- +
2


- Two coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint

Another color combination or new Drywall walls

- +
3


- Three coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the last high-quality paint

From a dark and strong color to a light color 

- +
4


- Four coats 

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the high-quality paint
  4. Fourth coat is the last high-quality paint

*Good condition means no fungus, mold, or color difference.
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Area 9: Surface


How to Calculate the Area of a Wall and a Ceiling (in Square Feet - sq ft)

To calculate the area of a wall:

  1. Measure the height of the wall in feet.(from ceiling to floor)
  2. Measure the width of the wall in feet.
  3. Multiply the height by the width(Don't subtract any areas. Our calculator will do it automatically):

  • Wall Area=Height×Width(sq ft)


To calculate the area of a ceiling:

  1. Measure the length of the ceiling in feet.
  2. Measure the width of the ceiling in feet
  3. Multiply the length by the width: Ceiling Area=Length×Width(sq ft)\text{Ceiling Area} = \text{Length} \times \text{Width} \quad (\text{sq ft})

💡 Example:

  • If a wall is 10 feet high and 15 feet wide, the area is: 10×15=150 sq ft10 \times 15 = 150 \text{ sq ft}


ROOM 9

Describe the walls you want to paint

If you don't want to paint a wall just put 0



The tallest wall has as many or fewer feet than:

(max 15ft)

- +
8
- +
10
- +
12
- +
15
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Area 9 : Interior Trim

DOORS
WINDOWS
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Area 9: Conditions (Cracks/Breaks)

Before proceeding with the painting, we would like to gather information about the condition of the walls. If any walls require preparation or repairs before painting, please let us know. The wall preparation is optional—our team can simply proceed with painting if you prefer. It is not necessary to repair any walls unless you choose to do so.


Severe breakage: The wall has deep cracks, large holes, or significant damage to the drywall structure,  NO larger than 8 inches in diameter. Extensive repairs are required before painting.

Moderate breakage: Some visible cracks, medium-sized holes, or worn-out areas. Patching and sanding are needed before applying paint. Maximum 3 inch diameter

Minor breakage: The wall has small imperfections, such as tiny nail holes, slight cracks, or uneven surfaces. Minimal touch-ups are required. Maximum, 1 inch diameter


No repairs needed: The surface on all walls is in good condition with no visible damage. Ready to be painted immediately

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Area 9: Order and Furnishing

We want to ensure that there is at least a 2.5 ft wide walkway so the painter can move freely and achieve a perfect finish



No need to move anything. Everything is set and ready with a 2 ft clearance for painters to pass through, and nothing is obstructing the surface to be painted



Small furniture such as coffee tables, side tables, chairs, ottomans, and floor lamps need to be moved, along with removing paintings, curtains, and any other items that may obstruct the painting process.




Medium-sized furniture such as dressers, bookshelves, TV stands, and dining tables need to be moved to ensure clear access to the painting areas.




Large furniture such as sofas, wardrobes, bed frames, and large dining tables need to be moved, which requires two people to handle safely.






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Area 10: Colors

Same color and wall in good condition

- +
2


- Two coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint

Another color combination or new Drywall walls

- +
3


- Three coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the last high-quality paint

From a dark and strong color to a light color 

- +
4


- Four coats 

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the high-quality paint
  4. Fourth coat is the last high-quality paint

*Good condition means no fungus, mold, or color difference.
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Area 10: Surface


How to Calculate the Area of a Wall and a Ceiling (in Square Feet - sq ft)

To calculate the area of a wall:

  1. Measure the height of the wall in feet.(from ceiling to floor)
  2. Measure the width of the wall in feet.
  3. Multiply the height by the width(Don't subtract any areas. Our calculator will do it automatically):

  • Wall Area=Height×Width(sq ft)


To calculate the area of a ceiling:

  1. Measure the length of the ceiling in feet.
  2. Measure the width of the ceiling in feet
  3. Multiply the length by the width: Ceiling Area=Length×Width(sq ft)\text{Ceiling Area} = \text{Length} \times \text{Width} \quad (\text{sq ft})

💡 Example:

  • If a wall is 10 feet high and 15 feet wide, the area is: 10×15=150 sq ft10 \times 15 = 150 \text{ sq ft}


ROOM 10

Describe the walls you want to paint

If you don't want to paint a wall just put 0



The tallest wall has as many or fewer feet than:

(max 15ft)

- +
8
- +
10
- +
12
- +
15
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Area 10 : Interior Trim

DOORS
WINDOWS
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Area 10: Conditions (Cracks/Breaks)

Before proceeding with the painting, we would like to gather information about the condition of the walls. If any walls require preparation or repairs before painting, please let us know. The wall preparation is optional—our team can simply proceed with painting if you prefer. It is not necessary to repair any walls unless you choose to do so.


Severe breakage: The wall has deep cracks, large holes, or significant damage to the drywall structure,  NO larger than 8 inches in diameter. Extensive repairs are required before painting.

Moderate breakage: Some visible cracks, medium-sized holes, or worn-out areas. Patching and sanding are needed before applying paint. Maximum 3 inch diameter

Minor breakage: The wall has small imperfections, such as tiny nail holes, slight cracks, or uneven surfaces. Minimal touch-ups are required. Maximum, 1 inch diameter


No repairs needed: The surface on all walls is in good condition with no visible damage. Ready to be painted immediately

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Area 10: Order and Furnishing

We want to ensure that there is at least a 2.5 ft wide walkway so the painter can move freely and achieve a perfect finish



No need to move anything. Everything is set and ready with a 2 ft clearance for painters to pass through, and nothing is obstructing the surface to be painted



Small furniture such as coffee tables, side tables, chairs, ottomans, and floor lamps need to be moved, along with removing paintings, curtains, and any other items that may obstruct the painting process.




Medium-sized furniture such as dressers, bookshelves, TV stands, and dining tables need to be moved to ensure clear access to the painting areas.




Large furniture such as sofas, wardrobes, bed frames, and large dining tables need to be moved, which requires two people to handle safely.






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Area 11: Colors

Same color and wall in good condition

- +
2


- Two coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint

Another color combination or new Drywall walls

- +
3


- Three coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the last high-quality paint

From a dark and strong color to a light color 

- +
4


- Four coats 

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the high-quality paint
  4. Fourth coat is the last high-quality paint

*Good condition means no fungus, mold, or color difference.
You need to select an item to continue
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Area 11: Surface


How to Calculate the Area of a Wall and a Ceiling (in Square Feet - sq ft)

To calculate the area of a wall:

  1. Measure the height of the wall in feet.(from ceiling to floor)
  2. Measure the width of the wall in feet.
  3. Multiply the height by the width(Don't subtract any areas. Our calculator will do it automatically):

  • Wall Area=Height×Width(sq ft)


To calculate the area of a ceiling:

  1. Measure the length of the ceiling in feet.
  2. Measure the width of the ceiling in feet
  3. Multiply the length by the width: Ceiling Area=Length×Width(sq ft)\text{Ceiling Area} = \text{Length} \times \text{Width} \quad (\text{sq ft})

💡 Example:

  • If a wall is 10 feet high and 15 feet wide, the area is: 10×15=150 sq ft10 \times 15 = 150 \text{ sq ft}


ROOM 11

Describe the walls you want to paint

If you don't want to paint a wall just put 0



The tallest wall has as many or fewer feet than:

(max 15ft)

- +
8
- +
10
- +
12
- +
15
You need to select an item to continue
Next step

Area 11 : Interior Trim

DOORS
WINDOWS
You need to select an item to continue
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Area 11: Conditions (Cracks/Breaks)

Before proceeding with the painting, we would like to gather information about the condition of the walls. If any walls require preparation or repairs before painting, please let us know. The wall preparation is optional—our team can simply proceed with painting if you prefer. It is not necessary to repair any walls unless you choose to do so.


Severe breakage: The wall has deep cracks, large holes, or significant damage to the drywall structure,  NO larger than 8 inches in diameter. Extensive repairs are required before painting.

Moderate breakage: Some visible cracks, medium-sized holes, or worn-out areas. Patching and sanding are needed before applying paint. Maximum 3 inch diameter

Minor breakage: The wall has small imperfections, such as tiny nail holes, slight cracks, or uneven surfaces. Minimal touch-ups are required. Maximum, 1 inch diameter


No repairs needed: The surface on all walls is in good condition with no visible damage. Ready to be painted immediately

You need to select an item to continue
Next step

Area 11: Order and Furnishing

We want to ensure that there is at least a 2.5 ft wide walkway so the painter can move freely and achieve a perfect finish



No need to move anything. Everything is set and ready with a 2 ft clearance for painters to pass through, and nothing is obstructing the surface to be painted



Small furniture such as coffee tables, side tables, chairs, ottomans, and floor lamps need to be moved, along with removing paintings, curtains, and any other items that may obstruct the painting process.




Medium-sized furniture such as dressers, bookshelves, TV stands, and dining tables need to be moved to ensure clear access to the painting areas.




Large furniture such as sofas, wardrobes, bed frames, and large dining tables need to be moved, which requires two people to handle safely.






You need to select an item to continue
Next step

Area 12: Colors

Same color and wall in good condition

- +
2


- Two coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint

Another color combination or new Drywall walls

- +
3


- Three coats of paint

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the last high-quality paint

From a dark and strong color to a light color 

- +
4


- Four coats 

  1. First coat of paint is the PRIMER
  2. Second coat is high-quality paint
  3. Third coat is the high-quality paint
  4. Fourth coat is the last high-quality paint

*Good condition means no fungus, mold, or color difference.
You need to select an item to continue
Next step

Area 12: Surface


How to Calculate the Area of a Wall and a Ceiling (in Square Feet - sq ft)

To calculate the area of a wall:

  1. Measure the height of the wall in feet.(from ceiling to floor)
  2. Measure the width of the wall in feet.
  3. Multiply the height by the width(Don't subtract any areas. Our calculator will do it automatically):

  • Wall Area=Height×Width(sq ft)


To calculate the area of a ceiling:

  1. Measure the length of the ceiling in feet.
  2. Measure the width of the ceiling in feet
  3. Multiply the length by the width: Ceiling Area=Length×Width(sq ft)\text{Ceiling Area} = \text{Length} \times \text{Width} \quad (\text{sq ft})

💡 Example:

  • If a wall is 10 feet high and 15 feet wide, the area is: 10×15=150 sq ft10 \times 15 = 150 \text{ sq ft}


ROOM 12

Describe the walls you want to paint

If you don't want to paint a wall just put 0



The tallest wall has as many or fewer feet than:

(max 15ft)

- +
8
- +
10
- +
12
- +
15
You need to select an item to continue
Next step

Area 12: Interior Trim

DOORS
WINDOWS
You need to select an item to continue
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Area 12: Conditions (Cracks/Breaks)

Before proceeding with the painting, we would like to gather information about the condition of the walls. If any walls require preparation or repairs before painting, please let us know. The wall preparation is optional—our team can simply proceed with painting if you prefer. It is not necessary to repair any walls unless you choose to do so.


Severe breakage: The wall has deep cracks, large holes, or significant damage to the drywall structure,  NO larger than 8 inches in diameter. Extensive repairs are required before painting.

Moderate breakage: Some visible cracks, medium-sized holes, or worn-out areas. Patching and sanding are needed before applying paint. Maximum 3 inch diameter

Minor breakage: The wall has small imperfections, such as tiny nail holes, slight cracks, or uneven surfaces. Minimal touch-ups are required. Maximum, 1 inch diameter


No repairs needed: The surface on all walls is in good condition with no visible damage. Ready to be painted immediately

You need to select an item to continue
Next step

Area 12: Order and Furnishing

We want to ensure that there is at least a 2.5 ft wide walkway so the painter can move freely and achieve a perfect finish



No need to move anything. Everything is set and ready with a 2 ft clearance for painters to pass through, and nothing is obstructing the surface to be painted



Small furniture such as coffee tables, side tables, chairs, ottomans, and floor lamps need to be moved, along with removing paintings, curtains, and any other items that may obstruct the painting process.




Medium-sized furniture such as dressers, bookshelves, TV stands, and dining tables need to be moved to ensure clear access to the painting areas.




Large furniture such as sofas, wardrobes, bed frames, and large dining tables need to be moved, which requires two people to handle safely.






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