Plan the Project Around the Actual Surfaces
Interior painting can involve walls, ceilings, trim, doors, closets, and other selected surfaces. The useful starting point is a room-by-room scope and a review of current surface condition.
Build a Clear Scope Before Work Begins
Identify the surfaces, note damage or existing finishes, discuss colors and sheen, and review access, furniture, protection, ventilation, and occupancy before accepting the written estimate.
Questions to Cover in the Estimate
Ask what preparation, repairs, priming, coatings, number of coats, protection, cleanup, and touch-up process are included. Product and schedule recommendations should be specific to the project.
Discuss Your Interior Painting Project
Tell ALB painting about the property, surfaces, current condition, desired changes, and preferred timing. The company can confirm availability and the next step for an estimate.