How To Prepare Your Room For Interior Painting

If you're ready to transform the whole mood of your home with a fresh coat of paint, our professional interior painting service is the perfect fit for you. Whether you're looking for a whole home makeover or you just want an accent wall or two for some added flair, hiring a reliable painting contractor will do wonders for the overall look and feel of your home. Our interior painting experts are eager to help you realize your vision in its entirety, and once you're all set on the color and style, all it takes is a few steps of preparation to get the process started!

Types of Interior Painting

• Whole room painting: Giving a whole room a fresh coat of paint is an amazing way to change the atmosphere of the space, and even a subtle color change can make a world of difference. The right color for a room creates the perfect backdrop to really make your furniture and home decor shine, and there's a color out there for every mood. Whole room painting is one of the easiest ways to update a space that feels stale or outdated, and the process is pretty easy, too!
• Accent wall painting: Accent walls give a room personality and an excellent focal point. Bright, bold colors can make your home decor really pop with the right color scheme, and darker tones can create a dramatic contrast to draw attention to areas you'd like to show off. With just the right color in just the right place - and, of course, the right painting contractor - even just a single accent wall can add so much life to your home.

The Process At A Glance

There are two key components when it comes to preparing a room for painting. The first is to remove everything from the area, whether furniture, decor or any pets or children. The second important step in room preparation is to make sure that the walls are thoroughly cleaned and free of holes or blemishes so that the paint can go on smoothly and adhere properly.

Here's the room preparation process at a glance:

• Remove all furniture that can be fully removed from the room or area
• Push any furniture that cannot be fully removed to the center of the room
• Cover the furniture and floor with a drop cloth or plastic sheet for protection
• Remove any wall decor as well as wall plates from light switches and outlets
• Fully clean and dry any wall to be painted
• Patch up any holes or blemishes on the walls for a smooth finish

To get in touch with a reliable painting contractor that specializes in interior painting, give Colorworx Painting LLC^® a call at 407-717-7142 today!