Smooth, even interior finishes for apartments and independent homes, painted around your daily routine with full furniture and floor protection.
Interior Painting
Interior painting is planned to work around an occupied or vacant home, with furniture, flooring and fittings protected before any prep work begins. A dedicated supervisor coordinates the schedule so rooms are completed in a sequence that keeps disruption to a minimum.
Walls and ceilings are checked for cracks, dampness and old peeling paint before putty and primer are applied. Trained painters then apply the finish coats, with a supervisor reviewing coverage and evenness before the room is signed off.
Curious how the process works? Read our interior painting process guide.
What's Included
Two coats of finish paint applied evenly across walls and ceilings.
Cracks and uneven patches filled and sanded before priming.
Switchboards, fittings, furniture and flooring covered before painting.
A base coat applied for better adhesion and colour uniformity.
Final touch-ups completed once the finish coat has dried.
Protection materials removed and the work area cleaned.
Our Process
A clear, structured process from first site visit to final handover.
01Site Visit & Measurement
02Surface Preparation & Protection
03Painting Execution
04Quality Check & HandoverCase Study
Why PaintShip
One point of contact managing your project daily.
Skilled painters following a structured process.
Every surface checked before it's signed off.
Clear, itemised pricing with no hidden costs.
Documented warranty and post-project assistance.
Site cleared and ready the moment work is done.
FAQ
Common questions about interior painting from PaintShip.
Yes. Work is typically planned room by room, with furniture and flooring covered, so the rest of the home stays usable during the project.
Timelines depend on the size of the home and number of rooms. A supervisor shares an estimated schedule after the site visit and measurement.
Yes. Furniture is covered or moved to the centre of the room and flooring is protected before any prep or painting begins.
Any cracks, dampness or surface damage found during the site visit or prep stage is flagged and addressed before painting proceeds.
Yes. A supervisor inspects finish, coverage and touch-ups in every room before the project is signed off and handed over.
Let's Get Started
Book a free site visit and get expert painting guidance from the PaintShip team.
