Interior doors
Count the doors and say whether one or both sides are included. Existing paint, panel detail and wear affect preparation.

INTERIOR & ENTRY DOORS
Freshen up the front door or bring the doors inside your home back into the color scheme.
Count the doors you want painted and tell us whether you want one face or both, the edges and the frames. We’ll discuss the material and existing finish, plus how to protect the hardware and keep the door working properly.
BEFORE THE ESTIMATE
Share a door count, photos of each type and whether the property needs continuous access. Drying and handling time depend on the chosen product; we’ll discuss the practical sequence.
WHAT TO INCLUDE
Count the doors and say whether one or both sides are included. Existing paint, panel detail and wear affect preparation.
Identify wood, metal or another material and describe sun exposure. The coating needs to suit the substrate and location.
List jambs, casing and thresholds separately. Handles, hinges, glazing and seals need protection and clear boundaries.

PLANNING THE WORK
Tell us whether you want the frame, the door edges and both faces painted. We’ll discuss protection for the hardware, glazing and seals.
Tell us about your project →YOUR LAS VEGAS HOME
Mention whether your Las Vegas entry gets afternoon sun or stays shaded. That exposure and the existing finish matter when we discuss a coating, especially if you want a strong color change.
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Only when they’re listed in the quote. Ask for both the doors and frames if you want the full doorway considered.
That depends on the door’s material, condition and hardware, and the space available to work. We’ll discuss the approach; removal isn’t automatically included.
Let us know before asking for a repaint. A sticking, damaged or misaligned door needs attention that paint won’t fix.
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Share the surfaces, the condition and the change you have in mind.