Interior Work
Interior projects may include walls, ceilings, trim, doors, cabinets, stairways, and other painted surfaces throughout the home.
Explore Interior PaintingLocal Painting Project Resource
Learn what to consider for your interior or exterior painting project and connect with a local painting professional in your area.
Interior painting, exterior painting, wallpapering, paint removal, surface cleaning, preparation, and specialty finishes.

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Walls, ceilings, trim, cabinets, and more.
Start with thisSiding, trim, doors, shutters, decks.
Start with thisA combined interior and exterior project.
Start with thisInstallation, removal, or replacement.
Start with thisRemoving old paint or coatings.
Start with thisCleaning painted surfaces before work.
Start with thisCleaning, sanding, patching, priming.
Start with thisTextured, decorative, and specialty applications.
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Painting projects can involve more than applying a new color. The work may include removing old materials, cleaning surfaces, preparing walls, repairing minor surface imperfections, and selecting an appropriate finish. Explore common project types before speaking with a local painting professional.
Interior projects may include walls, ceilings, trim, doors, cabinets, stairways, and other painted surfaces throughout the home.
Explore Interior PaintingExterior painting projects may involve siding, trim, shutters, doors, garages, fences, decks, and other exterior surfaces.
Explore Exterior PaintingWallpaper projects may include installation, removal, replacement, wall preparation, pattern planning, and work around doors, windows, and fixtures.
Learn About Wallpaper ProjectsRemoving old paint or coatings may be necessary when surfaces are peeling, cracking, uneven, or being prepared for a different type of finish.
Learn About Paint RemovalPainted surfaces may require cleaning to address dirt, dust, grease, mildew, residue, or other buildup before repainting or maintenance.
Learn About Surface CleaningPreparation may include cleaning, sanding, scraping, patching, caulking, priming, protecting nearby surfaces, and addressing visible imperfections.
Learn About Paint PreparationSpecialty finishes may include textured finishes, decorative techniques, limewash-style finishes, accent treatments, staining, glazing, and other customized applications.
Explore Special FinishesHow it works
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Interior painting can change the appearance of a room, but the final result often depends on the condition of the surfaces and the preparation completed before painting begins. Homeowners may want to consider which rooms and surfaces are included, whether furniture must be moved, if ceilings or trim are part of the project, and whether walls require patching, cleaning, sanding, or priming.
Exterior painting projects can vary based on the size of the home, number of stories, surface material, current condition of the paint, access requirements, and local weather conditions. Preparation may include washing, scraping, sanding, caulking, priming, and protecting surrounding areas.

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Learn what to think about before work starts, from planning access to protecting furniture and floors.
Read the GuideA homeowner-friendly list of questions covering scope, preparation, materials, and timeline.
Read the GuideCompare common interior paint finishes and where each one is often used in a home.
Read the GuideWeather, surface materials, and preparation all play a role in an exterior painting project.
Read the GuidePreparation often has more influence on the final result than the paint itself.
Read the GuidePeeling, cracking, or heavy buildup can make removal part of a painting project.
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