*This is just a ballpark budget range and your quote will depend on the areas and surfaces being painted. This is a general guideline of the average cost for interior painting by the room size at A New Leaf Painting in Jacksonville, FL. These are approximate prices and each project has its own unique circumstances, material selections, expectations, and job scope. Please call for a free in-home estimate (904) 615-6599! During our visit, we can better understand your needs and the areas being painted. Closet up to 6 x 6 *Wall Surface 190 Sq Ft $265.00 Ceiling Surface 36 Sq Ft $100.00 *Door and Casing Per Side $40.00 Baseboard 24 Ln Ft $20.00 Small Room 10 x 12 *Wall Surface 350 Sq ft $358.00 Ceiling Surface 120 Sq ft $150-200 *Door and Casing Per Side $40.00 Baseboard 44 Ln Ft $45.00 Medium Room 12 x 15 *Wall Surface 430 Sq Ft $550.00 Ceiling Surface 180 Sq Ft $150-200 *Door and Casing Per Side $40.00 Baseboard 54 Ln Ft $55.00 Large Room 15 x 20 *Wall Surface 560 Sq Ft $695.00 Ceiling Surface 300 Sq Ft $350-650 *Door and Casing Per Side $40.00 Baseboard 70 Ln Ft $75
Scraping siding. Begin by removing dirt and any blistered or cracked paint from wood siding with a hook-blade paint scraper, scraping in line with the wood grain. You don’t necessarily need to remove the paint down to the bare wood, but you should remove all flaking paint.

The average cost to paint kitchen walls is $150 to $250 since cabinets, backsplashes, and appliances occupy most of the wall space. Professional kitchen cabinet painting costs $30 to $60 per linear foot, or between $900 and $3,800 on average. Cost To Paint A Kitchen Area Average Cost Walls $150 – $250 Cabinets $900 – $3,800
Nigel notes that there are two very important reasons why you want a detailed proposal. The first, as described above, is so you can make an informed decision about what exactly you will be getting for your money. The second is because the proposal will act as a road map for the project, to which not only you, but also the crew, can refer. For example, at the end of each day Nigel’s designated foreperson checked in with me to review the progress. He or she was able to tell me that this area was going faster or slower than the bid indicated and ask me if/how we wanted to adjust. In other words the bids served as a point of reference that facilitated mutual expectations and clear communication throughout the entire project. Above: Shiny painted floors at The Rose Hotel Deal. See: 10 Things Nobody Tells You About Painting Floors. Look for line item details with corresponding hours and rates.