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Trim and door painting near you.
Refresh baseboards, door frames, crown molding and doors for a crisp, finished look. Trim work is detail work, so prep and a smooth finish matter most.
- Free for homeowners
- No lead fees for pros
- Rankings can't be bought
What's included
Trim and door painting
- 1
Filling nail holes and gaps
- 2
Caulking seams
- 3
Sanding and priming where needed
- 4
Semi-gloss or gloss finish
What's included
- Filling nail holes and gaps
- Caulking seams
- Sanding and priming where needed
- Semi-gloss or gloss finish
Signs it's time
- Scuffed baseboards and doors
- Yellowed or dated trim color
- Gaps and cracks at seams
Typical price
$75–$150
interior door · national average
How trim and door painting is priced
Usually by linear foot of trim and per door. Detailed or paneled doors take longer. Prices vary by area, so compare quotes from two or three local pros for the same scope.
Questions to ask before you hire
- 01Do you spray or brush trim?
- 02Which sheen do you recommend?
- 03Are doors painted on or off the hinges?
FAQ
Trim and door painting questions
How much does trim and door painting cost?
Interior door typically costs $75–$150 nationally, according to HomeGuide. Prices vary by area and by the job, so compare quotes from two or three local pros for the same scope.
What sheen is best for trim?
Semi-gloss is most common because it's durable and easy to clean.
Can trim be painted without painting walls?
Yes. Good painters cut a clean line along the wall.
Homeowner guides
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Areas we serve
Find trim and door painting pros near you
Pick your area to see local pros and typical prices for this job.
- Dallas–Fort Worth
- More metros are on the way. Pros in any area can already be listed, and we're adding new cities as local pros join.
Get free quotes for trim and door painting
Tell us about the job once. We match you with up to three local pros. No account, no fee, and your request is never resold.