Miami Home Painters Who Transform Every Space

On average, interior and exterior residential painting in Miami and South Florida costs about $3-$7 per square foot. This means a total project costs can usually range somewhere between $3000-$10000 in general, but can be as little as $400-$900 for a small room, or $1000-$1400 for a larger room.

The costs depend heavily on the size, amount of prep work and repairs involved, and whether any specialty equipment is needed for the project. The best way to get an accurate estimate for your work is to provide as much information about the space as possible upfront or request a free on-site estimate.

Yes, we are 100% insured for comprehensive liability coverage for residential painting projects, so you can rest assured that even though accidents or problems are very unlikely to come from our team, you are covered no matter what.

This is up to you. Typically the painter will bring their own paint, but you can choose the colour and provide it to us upfront. We use top-quality paint products and are happy to provide it for the job, but if you wanted to provide your own paint, let us know when getting the estimate for your project.

A single small room project can take as little as a few hours, while an entire home inside and out with many repairs along the way could take up to a few weeks - it really depends on the size of your project. For most typical homes and projects in Miami and surrounding areas, the work usually takes a couple of days.

A few small preparations can help make the painting job go more smoothly and get completed faster. Some things you might want to do before painters arrive in your home are:

• Get furniture and personal items out of the way of any rooms being painted, or at least cover them with protective cloths
• Clean up any debris or items in the way on the floor to make it easier for the painters to get around the home and to set up their equipment and supplies
• Try to keep residents and pets out of the way, only entering rooms when absolutely necessary

There are a few key tools you need for both interior or exterior painting jobs, and these are some of the most common ones you will find for each type of job.

Interior:

• Paintbrushes for detail work
• Paint rollers for main wall surfaces
• Dropcloth to protect surfaces
• Painters tape
• Caulk & caulking gun
• Drywall tape & putty
• Surface prep & patching tools

Exterior:

• Paint sprayers to cover larger areas
• Staining equipment
• Ladders and safety equipment
• Exterior painters tape and sheet covers
• Pressure washer for cleaning
• Wire brushes & scrapers

Yes, you could, and because you are doing the job yourself, you would only have to pay for the paint and equipment, but you will likely be missing out significantly on the quality of the work, and it will take much longer. There are some pros and cons to DIY painting vs hiring professionals:

Pros to hiring professionals:

• Quality of the work will be much higher
• Painting will be completed faster
• Proper equipment will be used
• Better final look to the space
• Quality paints used for the project
• Much smaller overall time investment
• Longer-lasting finish

Pros to DIY painting:

• Overall cost will be lower
• You have full control over the process and what is done
• Acquire skill for painting that might be useful for future projects