To ensure we deliver the highest level of craftsmanship and care on every job, we have a project minimum of $1500. This allows us to dedicate the time, attention, and skilled team your home deserves — whether it's a single room or a full exterior repaint
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Learn more about how much painting can cost below.​​
How much does painting cost in Metro Detroit?
Paint Pricing FAQs
How much does interior painting cost?
Interior painting costs for Metro Detroit can vary greatly based on scope of work, size of project, and prep required. For standard whole-house repaints, homeowners can expect to invest anywhere from $13,000-$30,000.
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For more detailed breakdowns, head to our interior painting pricing page.
How much does exterior painting cost?
Exterior painting costs for Metro Detroit can vary greatly based on scope of work, size of project, and prep required. For standard whole-house exterior repaints, homeowners can expect to invest anywhere from $5,000-$25,000.
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For more detailed breakdowns, head to our exterior painting pricing page.
How much does cabinet painting cost?
Cabinet painting costs in Metro Detroit normally land between $5,000-$10,000, relying mainly on the number of door and drawer fronts, the species of wood, painted versus stained, and condition of cabinets.
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Replacement of hinges and handles can add an additional $500-1500 to that investment.
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For more detailed breakdowns, head to our cabinet painting pricing page.
What factors affect painting costs?
The three main driving factors when it comes to painting costs are size of project, scope of work, and prep work required.
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While size of project might be obvious, it can also include complexity, such as exterior houses having steep roofs, dormers, or graded landscaping. Scope of work is driven by what is being repainted, such as trim and walls, or ceilings and baseboard. Lastly, prep work can be what is being done to the surface being painted, or it can revolve around what needs to be adjacent surfaces need to be protected.
How can I save money when hiring painters?
There are a number of things that homeowners can do to save money on painting. They involve reducing scope of work, electing a simpler surface prep package, taking on a portion of the prep, and scheduling.
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Reduce Scope of Work: limit not only the amount of rooms being painted, but the surfaces as well.
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Simple Surface Prep: ask painters to only repair holes and gaps in surfaces
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DIY Protection Prep: move furniture and belongings, take off outlet covers, curtains, window treatments, etc., and plastic/paper off floor and furniture.
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In the end, prep is rougly 50-70% of the project, so the more you can do, the lower the cost will be.
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Make sure to communicate this during official estimate to unlock cost savings with your salesperson.
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Scheduling: ask your painter, "do you have any scheduling discounts?". Most Michigan -based painting companies have lulls in their calendar due to weather, project timelines moving, hiring more painters, etc. Many companies will gladly provide a 5-10% discount in order to optimize their scheduling.
