The cost of interior house painting varies greatly and depends on many
changing factors:
- The type of interior painting being done.
- The paint materials being used or specified.
- The current condition of the surfaces being painted. Are there lots of repairs and or prep work needed?
The level of expected finish could drastically change the cost.
- The number of coats being applied and over what type of surface or paint coating?
- The difficulty level of the project. Does your project require ladders and or scaffolding?
- Is there oil-based paint on the trim? This will take longer to perform!
For example, a larger home will take more time than a smaller home. It's typically more expensive to paint a home with higher ceilings and difficult areas to work around than it would be to paint a smaller home. Nevertheless, there are MANY different variables that could affect the cost of interior home painting. It's always best to get a cost estimate from a professional painting company in your area.
Prices are averages and may change depending on the size and condition of the rooms, the amount and detail of the woodwork, and the number of coats needed. You’ll receive an exact quote after an in-house consultation.
Painting a home in Florida costs an average of $1.50 to $5.75 per Square foot. So, you can expect the painting estimates to vary anywhere from $1.50 to $5.75 per square foot with most jobs averaging $3.00 per square foot. This will typically include all the labor and materials to prep and paint your walls, trim, doors, baseboards, and closets. Painting ceilings is an extra cost and is usually not included in most home painting projects.
Painting ceilings costs $1.00 to $3.00 per square foot on average depending on the home.
Although, it's very important to know that this all depends on the details of your home and when it comes to details, there are many changing factors that determine the cost of a painting estimate. Give us a call at (305) 393 3552 / (305) 903 6364 to go over the details.
CLOSETS
Small $100+ Medium $185+
Large $250+
WALK-IN $250+
Doors & Banister
$40 - 80+
Banister Rail System
$2000 - $3500+
All Wall Surfaces are figured for 8′ high ceilings.
If you have 10′ high ceilings then add 25% approximately.
If you have 12′ high ceilings then add 45% approximately.
If you have 14′ high ceilings then add 65% approximately.
All Doors are for standard 6ft - 6-panel (previously primed or painted) masonite builder grade
doors.
French Doors (previously primed or painted) can range from $125 per side.
All prices include labor and paint.The ceilings include 1-2 coats.
The walls include 1-2 coats.
Woodwork includes 1 coat.
The Cost Of Exterior House Painting Varies Greatly and Depends On Many Factors.
While exterior house painting has many changing factors, we will still lay out some pricing to give
you some ideas to start from.
Texture & Condition
The texture and condition of the stucco or siding on your home. This can range from the simple "Smooth" or “Scratch Coat” that is flat with a sand finish, then the typical “Rough” texture, and then there is Synthetic Stucco finish which really drinks up the paint!
Height - Single Story & Two Story or higher
The height of your home. This ranges from 8 to 12′, and then 2nd stories 16-32' homes in Florida.
Difficulty & Accessibility
The third factor is accessibility. Level 1 would be complete accessibility, meaning minimal bushes, pipes, rails, AC units, or shutters with little detail. Level 2 has mild bushes and details. Level 3 has bushes, pipes, rails, AC units, and shutters. The rare Level 4 is complicated and accessible, and that could mean uneven ground or the need for a lift to get to the hard-to-reach areas. It's important to remember that some homes have details that are not factored into these ballpark numbers.
All Exterior Surfaces are figured for 8-10′ exterior wall height.
If you have 12-14′ high ceilings then add 25%.If you have 16-20′ high ceilings then add 50%.
All prices include labor and paint.
Painting the exterior of a residential home in Florida costs an average of $2.00 to $5.50 per Square foot. So, you can expect the painting estimates to vary anywhere from $2.00 to $5.50 per square foot with most jobs averaging $2.50-4.50 per square foot. However, there are many changing factors that determine the cost of an exterior painting job. It's important to remember that some homes have details and accessibility challenges that are not factored into these ballpark numbers.
All Exterior Surfaces are figured for 8-10′ exterior wall height.
If you have 12-14′ high ceilings then add 25%.
If you have 16-20′ high ceilings then add 50%.
All prices include labor and paint.
Cost of Pressure washing is usually on an hourly basis, typically ranging from $0.35 to $1.15 per sq ft depending on many factors:
Wood
Wood is considered a delicate and porous material where dirt, grime, and algae buildup can result in damage over time. Pressure washing helps to remove this buildup and make your wood look better. Wood is often found in siding, decking, steps, and more. Softer woods require a low-pressure wash.
Vinyl
Vinyl is another surface that can accumulate grime over time. Vinyl is the material most siding is made out of. Pressure washing vinyl will depend on the level of grime built up. Note if you power wash vinyl on high-pressure, it can permanently damage your vinyl siding.
Asphalt
Asphalt is the most common material for roof shingles. Sometimes, hand washing asphalt is the better option. If pressure washed, be mindful of the water pressure, as it definitely requires a softer touch. Driveways can also be made of asphalt, and after a driveway pressure washing job, it’s always a great time to reseal them.
Brick
Brick is a very rough surface that takes longer to clean. If a brick home has severe grime, it can take up to six hours to pressure wash. Brick is typically found in steps, patios, driveways, and primary construction areas of the house. Depending on where the brick is located, you could be paying a premium.
Siding
The average cost to pressure wash siding is $300-600. This depends on the size of your house, the method to wash, and the siding material, as different materials take longer to clean.
Roof
The average cost to pressure wash a roof is $450-700. This depends on the type of cleaning method, the size, and the surface of the roof. Pressure washing a roof is risky, and some materials should never be pressure washed as it can lead to leaks. If pressure washing is an option for your roof, it’s a great option to remove debris and mildew and improve curb appeal.
Driveway
The average cost for driveway pressure washing is between $180-240. This depends on the size of the driveway, if it has excessive buildup or dirt, and any prep work required. Using a pressure washer on your driveway is a good way to prevent it from deteriorating.
Deck or patio
The average cost to pressure wash your deck is $100-150, depending on the deck’s size and material. Keep in mind materials near plants or where pets and children play. Opt for a different cleaning solution, as these areas should avoid being cleaned with chemicals.
Gutters
The average cost to pressure wash gutters is $200-400, depending on the linear feet of the gutters needing to be cleaned. Another factor is what story your gutters are located on. Taller homes require ladders and are more dangerous to clean, resulting in a higher charge. Dirty gutters stick out like a sore thumb after your house is freshly pressure washed.
Fencing
Pressure washing a fence ranges between $125-235, depending on the fence’s size. Pressure washing is a great option to renew a fence without having to spend thousands of dollars to replace it.
Garage Floor
The average cost to pressure wash a 300-square-foot garage floor is $100-200. Pressure washing your garage floor is a good idea before selling your home or if you’re treating your garage floor. Keep in mind any extra time that may be required to address grease stains.
