What painting costs at Nash

Ballpark ranges for the jobs we do most.

Pictured: interior painting

Pictured above: interior painting

In business since 2009. No deposit. You pay when the job is done.

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These ranges are for our Premium package. Your house can land anywhere in a range, depending on prep, condition, colors and height. Your estimator sees the work, then writes your price.

01Common jobs

What common jobs cost

Ranges as of November 2, 2026

A few rooms

Bedroom-sized rooms: walls and trim at the low end, ceilings and doors at the high end. A bath or office comes in lower, a large living room higher.

1 room
$1,200 to $2,000
2 rooms
$1,800 to $3,600
3 rooms
$2,500 to $5,200
4 rooms
$3,300 to $6,900
5 or 6 rooms
$4,000 to $10,500

This is a preliminary price. It may change until a Nash Painting estimator reviews and certifies your estimate.

Ballpark table approved November 2, 2026

Whole interior, by home size

Every room, or most of them. Walls only, or walls, trim and ceilings.

Under 2,500 sq ft
Walls only$4,000 to $7,000
Walls, trim and ceilings$7,000 to $12,500
2,500 to 4,000 sq ft
Walls only$6,500 to $11,000
Walls, trim and ceilings$14,000 to $20,000
4,000 to 6,000 sq ft
Walls only$10,000 to $17,000
Walls, trim and ceilings$21,000 to $30,000
Over 6,000 sq ft
Walls onlyPriced at your estimate
Walls, trim and ceilingsPriced at your estimate

This is a preliminary price. It may change until a Nash Painting estimator reviews and certifies your estimate.

Ballpark table approved November 2, 2026

Exteriors, by size and stories

Siding, trim, eaves, windows, doors, the garage door and gutters, washed first.

Under 2,500 sq ft
1 story$6,000 to $9,000
2 stories$7,500 to $11,500
3 or more stories$9,000 to $13,500
2,500 to 4,000 sq ft
1 story$8,000 to $11,500
2 stories$10,000 to $14,500
3 or more stories$12,000 to $17,500
4,000 to 6,000 sq ft
1 story$10,000 to $14,500
2 stories$12,500 to $18,500
3 or more stories$15,000 to $22,000
Over 6,000 sq ft
1 storyPriced at your estimate
2 storiesPriced at your estimate
3 or more storiesPriced at your estimate

This is a preliminary price. It may change until a Nash Painting estimator reviews and certifies your estimate.

Ballpark table approved November 2, 2026

Kitchen cabinets

Doors and drawer fronts on both sides, plus the cabinet boxes, sprayed.

Small, under 20 doors and drawers
$2,100 to $3,200
Medium, 20 to 35
$3,100 to $5,500
Large, over 35
$4,800 to $7,000

This is a preliminary price. It may change until a Nash Painting estimator reviews and certifies your estimate.

Ballpark table approved November 2, 2026

02Door packages

Stained wood doors

We strip, sand and restain wood front doors where they hang, then build new clear coats. How door refinishing works

Stained wood door packages

A package covers the outside face of the door and the trim right around it. Every package includes extra sanding on the lower part of the front door. The inside face isn't included.

Main stained door
One front door. The high end allows for a pair of sidelights.
$1,300 to $1,700
Main door plus 1 or 2 more
2 or 3 stained doors at the same home, in all
$1,600 to $2,300
Main door plus 3 to 5 more
4 to 6 stained doors at the same home, in all
$2,100 to $3,100
Main door plus 6 to 11 more
7 to 12 stained doors at the same home, in all
$3,000 to $4,800
Sidelight or transom add-on
Glass panels beside or above the door
Priced at your estimate

We refinish in the same stain color. A badly worn door, or one that needs a full restoration, gets a closer look from one of our estimators.

This is a preliminary price. It may change until a Nash Painting estimator reviews and certifies your estimate.

Ballpark table approved November 2, 2026

Door Refinishing by Nash Painting — Pictured above: door refinishing

03What moves the price

Why two houses cost differently

Prep: Most of a paint job is prep: filling, sanding, caulking and priming. The more a surface needs, the closer it sits to the high end.
Condition: Peeling, cracking or water-stained surfaces take more work than sound ones. Wood rot is separate carpentry, priced with photos, and nothing goes ahead until you approve it.
Colors: A big color change, or a deep color going light, can need a primer or an extra coat. So can several colors in one room.
Height: Tall ceilings, stairwells and second or third stories need ladders, planks or lifts, and they take longer.

04Your number

How to get your number

05Questions

Common questions

Why do you show ranges instead of one number?: Every house is different. A range shows where a job like yours is likely to land. Your estimator sees the work, then writes your price.
Where will my price land in the range?: It depends on prep, condition, colors and height. A sound surface in a color close to what's there now sits toward the low end. A surface that needs a lot of prep, or a big color change, sits toward the high end.
Which package are these ranges for?: Our Premium package. Your written bid names the package and its warranty term.
Do you take a deposit?: No. There is no deposit. You pay when the job is done, and you can hold back up to 20% of the price for any unresolved quality issue until we fix it.
Can you change the color of my stained door?: We refinish stained wood doors in the same stain color. We can't promise a color change, even with a full restoration.
Can I get a price without a visit?: For smaller jobs, yes. Tell Emma, our AI assistant, about the job and get your price right in the chat. If it needs a closer look, she passes it to one of our estimators.

06Contact

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