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Painting services in Fort Wayne

Painting services in Fort Wayne come down to four jobs: exteriors, interiors, brick and murals. Each one starts the same way, with a painter looking at the surface and writing down the prep, the coats, the price and the dates.

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Exterior house painting

Siding, trim, soffits, fascia and doors. The written quote lists the washing, scraping, priming and caulking as well as the two coats.

  • Wash, then scrape to the first sound layer of paint
  • Bare wood primed and open joints caulked
  • Two finish coats on siding and trim

Typical: $6,200 to $11,600

Painter on a ladder with a bucket of red trim paint, painting around an arched window on a pink stucco wall

Brick house painting

Brick, block and stone, painted before or bare. Mortar repairs come first, then a coating that lets the wall dry out.

  • Damp spots and white salt deposits traced before any coating
  • Cracked mortar joints repointed
  • A breathable masonry coating in place of ordinary house paint

Typical: $3,500 to $10,500

Painter on a ladder brushing the eave trim of a brick house

Interior painting

Walls, ceilings, trim and doors, one room or the whole house, with the patching and priming written into the quote.

  • Furniture moved or covered, floors protected
  • Nail holes and dents patched, stains primed
  • Two coats on the walls; ceilings and trim as quoted

Typical: $1,000 to $3,100

A painter in a red shirt rolls yellow paint onto a room wall

Mural painting

Kids' rooms, shops, restaurants and outdoor walls. Expect a sketch to approve before any paint touches the wall.

  • A sketch to approve before painting starts
  • The wall washed and primed for its surface
  • Outdoor murals sealed with a UV-filtering clear coat

Typical: $700 to $1,800

Artist on a stepladder painting a blue, pink and yellow mural on an outside wall

How a painting quote works

Three steps. Nothing is owed and nothing starts until you sign.

  1. Send the form or call

    Say what needs painting and where the house is. Have a few photos ready: the painter may ask for them when they call.

  2. A painter looks at the prep

    Peeling paint, chalky siding and soft wood change a price more than square footage does, so each one gets pointed out and written down.

  3. You get a written contract

    The work, the prep, the paint, the price and the start and finish dates, on paper from the painter. Read it at your own pace before you sign.

Thinking about next summer's exterior?

Outdoor painting weather in Fort Wayne runs from about mid-May to late September. Ask for a price over the winter and you can pick your dates.