Pricing depends on the number of rooms, square footage, wall and ceiling height, existing conditions, the amount of prep and repair needed, number of coats, trim and detail work, paint selection, and building requirements. After reviewing the details, Vanta can provide a more accurate estimate.

Timing depends on the number of rooms, the amount of prep and repair, drying time between coats, access, and existing conditions. A schedule is set after the walkthrough and final scope are confirmed, since project conditions vary.

Yes. Work in condos and co-ops is subject to the building’s requirements. We request the work rules, insurance requirements, and permitted work hours early so the painting is planned around building access and rules.

Yes. Painting is often the final step of an interior renovation and is coordinated with drywall, kitchen, and bathroom work as part of a full home renovation, so scheduling stays coordinated.

Yes. We paint ceilings, trim, baseboards, doors, and accent walls in addition to standard wall painting, so a room can be finished completely.

Yes. Preparation is the core of our work: protecting the space, patching and sanding, caulking gaps, and priming new, bare, or repaired surfaces before painting so the finish is even and durable.

Most walls and ceilings receive two coats over a properly prepared and primed surface. Deep color changes, patched areas, or bare surfaces may need additional coats for full, even coverage.

Yes. We patch holes, cracks, and dents, sand rough areas, and prime repairs before painting. Where moisture or a plumbing issue is involved, the underlying source should be resolved before we paint over the affected area.