Interior Painting Services
Interior Painting in Dallas-Fort Worth: Rooms, Cabinets, Ceilings and Doors
From bold accent walls to subtle, calming hues, with crisp lines and flawless finishes, and a project manager on every job site.
Interior house painting, room by room
Inside a home, paint is judged up close. You see the cut line where a wall meets the ceiling every day, the sheen under a window, the way a hallway catches light in the afternoon. A finish that looked fine in the first week can start to bother you once you have lived with it, which is why the details matter more indoors than almost anywhere.
Interior house painting covers walls, ceilings and trim, taken one room at a time with crisp cut lines. Furniture and floors are covered before any work begins, and surfaces are cleaned and repaired before they are primed. Whether the plan is a bold accent wall or a quiet, calming hue across the whole floor, the preparation is the same careful sequence.
Our painters work with products from Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, Romabio and KEIM, and the project manager on your job site is the person you talk to about changes along the way.
Finished dining nook with whitewashed brick, a grey plank wall, bench seating and brass pendants
Kitchen cabinet painting without a full replacement
Kitchen cabinets are one of the most common reasons homeowners call. Painting cabinets updates an outdated kitchen without the cost of full replacement, and it works because the boxes themselves are usually sound. What looks dated is the finish: a dark stain, worn edges, hardware that no longer fits the room.
The job is built on preparation. Cabinet boxes, doors and drawer fronts are prepped, primed and painted, so the new color bonds to the surface instead of sitting on top of it. One Google reviewer, Stacey Nusbaum, wrote that her kitchen has been completely transformed and that she could not be happier.
If the cabinets are stained, scuffed or dated beyond a simple repaint, our specialized family also offers cabinet refinishing. The two pages explain the difference.
Ceilings and doors: the surfaces everyone sees last
Ceiling painting is a craft of its own. Flat, vaulted and coffered ceilings all catch light differently, and the challenge is a uniform finish without lap marks where one pass overlaps another. Ceilings also tend to be where water marks and old texture show, so repairs often come before the first coat. Our painting preparation services cover drywall repair and popcorn ceiling removal when a ceiling needs more than paint.
Door painting covers interior and entry doors, painted or refinished. Doors take the most handling in a house, with hands, edges and hardware touching them all day, so the prep is about a smooth, clean surface that cures well. Taking hardware off, instead of painting around it, gives a cleaner result.
Choosing colors and planning the work
State 28 Painting Company has an in-house color consultant who helps you narrow palettes and test colors before anything goes on the wall. Color is the decision people second-guess most, so it is settled first and tried in your own light.
Our work carries three-year labor and materials warranties, financing is available through Hearth, and quotes are free and same-day. Call (214) 771-9145 from Grapevine or anywhere in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex to get started. If you are painting the outside as well, see our exterior painting services.
Licensed, bonded, and insured. Three-year labor and materials warranties. Free same-day quotes: (214) 771-9145.
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The four interior jobs, one page each
- Interior House Painting
Walls, ceilings and trim, room by room, with crisp cut lines.
- Kitchen Cabinet Painting
Cabinet boxes, doors and drawer fronts prepped, primed and painted.
- Ceiling Painting
Flat, vaulted and coffered ceilings painted without lap marks.
- Door Painting
Interior and entry doors painted or refinished, hardware off.