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Steve Stokely
Interior · Gainesville
Interior Painting in Gainesville.
Bedrooms, living rooms, dining rooms, bathrooms, ceilings, trim, and baseboards. Full-coverage interior painting that holds up to daily wear. Owner on-site every day, the line work you would want for your own home, and cleanup so thorough you would not know we were there.
Scope
Everything in the scope.
What gets covered in every interior job. Itemized, in writing, before we start.
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Surface prep
Filling, sanding, caulking, and spot-priming so the paint has a clean substrate to bond to.
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Two coats, line-laid
Cut to corners and trim with a brush before rolling. Two coats minimum on every wall.
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Trim, doors, and baseboards
Brushed separately in a higher sheen after walls. Included when scoped.
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Furniture moved and replaced
We shift what is reasonable, paint behind it, put it back where we found it.
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Daily cleanup
Drop cloths folded, floors swept, trash hauled at the end of every day.
Method
How a interior job runs with us.
Same sequence on every project. The owner is on site through all of it.
01Step
Walkthrough
Room by room, noting paint codes, finishes, and anything that needs repair before paint.
02Step
Prep + protect
Drop cloths, plastic, baseboard tape. Small wall fixes (nail holes, hairline cracks).
03Step
Cut and roll
Cut corners and trim lines with a brush, then roll the field of each wall.
04Step
Trim and doors
Separate pass with a brush once walls have dried. Higher sheen, slower work.
05Step
Final walk
We walk every room together with you and mark anything that needs a touch-up.
06Step
Touch-ups + cleanup
Handled on the spot before we leave the job.
Coverage
Every room, every surface
Interior painting is rarely just "walls." Real interior jobs touch walls, ceilings, trim, doors, baseboards, sometimes closets and door interiors. Here is what a typical scope covers across the home:
- Living and dining: walls, ceilings, crown molding
- Bedrooms: walls, ceilings, closet interiors if requested
- Kitchens: walls only by default (cabinet refinishing is a separate service)
- Bathrooms: bath-rated paint for moisture and steam
- Hallways and stairwells: walls and ceilings
- Trim, doors, baseboards across the home in a higher sheen
How quotes work
Every job, quoted in writing.
We come out, walk the job, and send a detailed quote within forty-eight hours. Itemized, in writing, so you can see exactly what is included. No verbal estimates, no surprises after we start.
Work in progress
Three moments in one interior job.
Cut, spray, roll. One repaint, three techniques. Owner on the job for every coat.
● Plate i
Cut
● Plate ii
Spray
● Plate iii
Roll
Proof
Recent work + what customers said.
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Frequently asked
Questions, answered.
01How long does a typical interior paint job take?
Most single rooms wrap in a day. A whole-floor interior runs 2 to 4 days; a full-house interior with ceilings, walls, doors, and trim is usually 3 to 5 days. We give you an exact timeline in writing before we start.
02Do you move furniture?
Yes. We shift what is reasonable to one side of the room, paint, replace it. For large rooms we work in halves so you can still use the space while we are there.
03What paint do you use?
Quality name-brand interior paints, picked for the surface, the use of the room, and how much wear it will see. We walk through brand and sheen choices with you (flat for ceilings, eggshell or satin for walls, semi-gloss for trim) so you know exactly what is going on your walls.
04Can you paint over wallpaper?
Sometimes. If the wallpaper is well-adhered we can prime over it. If it is peeling or bubbled we usually recommend removing first. We tell you which on the walkthrough.
05Do you handle ceiling repairs?
Cracks, water stains, popped nails, and small drywall fixes yes. See Drywall Repair for the standalone service. Larger structural ceiling damage may need a specialist; we flag it on the walkthrough.
06Can you paint just one room, like a bedroom or living room?
Yes. We take single-room jobs and most wrap in a day. Bedroom painting in Gainesville, living room painting, and dining room painting are some of our most common requests, whether you want a refresh in the same color or a full change. We move what is reasonable, paint behind it, and put it back where we found it.
07Do you paint bathrooms?
Yes. For bathroom painting in Gainesville we use bath-rated paint built for moisture and steam so it does not peel or grow mildew over a shower. Walls, ceiling, trim, and the inside of the door all get covered when scoped.
08Can you paint ceilings on their own?
Yes. Ceiling painting in Gainesville is something we handle as part of a room repaint or as a standalone job. Flat ceiling paint hides roller lines and minor imperfections, and we cut clean along the wall and crown so the line reads sharp.
Pairs well with
Often booked alongside.
01Cabinet RefinishingTransform kitchens and baths with hand-brushed and rolled cabinet finishes in high-grade enamel.02Drywall RepairHoles, cracks, and water damage. Invisible repairs that disappear under paint.03Popcorn Ceiling RemovalPopcorn ceiling removal in Gainesville: scraped down, skimmed smooth, primed, and ready to paint, with the mess contained.
Where we work
Interior across Alachua County.
Owner-operated, licensed, insured. interior jobs in every neighborhood we work.
Don't see your neighborhood? We work the surrounding parts of Alachua County too — see the full service area.
The Last Word
Ready for a interior quote?
Walkthrough is free. Written quote inside forty-eight hours.