For a standard-sized room (roughly 12'x12'), a professional crew can typically finish in one to two days. This timeframe includes essential prep work (masking, patching, and sanding), priming, and applying two high-quality coats of paint, and can increase the length of time for the project depending on how much prep needs to be done.

On average, interiors should be refreshed every 5 to 7 years. High-traffic areas like hallways, kitchens, and bathrooms may need attention every 3 to 4 years, while formal dining rooms or guest bedrooms can often last a decade.

100% Acrylic Latex paint is the industry standard for durability. It remains flexible over time, resisting the cracking and peeling often seen with cheaper vinyl-based paints. For high-moisture areas, a specialized alkyd-modified waterborne paint offers superior longevity.

• Interior Paint: Formulated to be scrubbable and resist staining. It contains lower VOCs (volatile organic compounds) to protect your indoor air quality.

• Exterior Paint: Contains UV inhibitors to prevent fading and fungicides to stop mildew. It is designed to "flex" as your home expands and contracts with the weather.

Yes, provided the surface is sound. If the old paint is peeling, it must be scraped and sanded first. If you are moving from an old oil-based paint to a modern latex paint, a bonding primer is required to ensure the new layer sticks properly.