Whether you're painting your home’s exterior, coating a commercial showroom floor, or tackling a large-scale industrial job, pricing shouldn’t be a mystery. That’s why we’ve created this simple, transparent guide tailored to each type of service we offer — residential, commercial, industrial, and concrete coatings.
Just select your project type below to get clear insights on pricing ranges, what affects cost, and what’s included. When you're ready, requesting a personalized quote is quick and easy.
When bids start coming in at a wide range of prices, how do you determine which contractor has the best value?
Low bids could indicate missing steps in the preparation process, low-quality supplies, or a lack of warranty on their work. Higher bids may cost more upfront but come with service guarantees, high-performance materials, and skilled craftsmanship at every step of the process.
This guide will help you understand the pricing for each of our services. Use it to estimate your project, then request an in-person consultation when you're ready to bring it to life.
Getting ready to tackle a painting project? We're here to help you understand the costs, so you can budget with confidence and get one step closer to a newly transformed space.
From a simple refresh to a full-home repaint, we can help you uncover what to expect for your interior painting project.
Durable finishes that can protect your home and increase curb appeal are just a click away. See how to budget for your exterior painting project.
Most interior painting projects fall between $3,000 and $8,000, depending on the size and complexity of your space. Why the range? Check out the interior painting pricing guide video or read below to help you understand what factors will influence the cost of your project.
Interior painting costs aren't one-size-fits-all, and for good reason. The price of your project depends on more than just square footage. Here are the biggest factors that influence your final quote:
If your walls need drywall repairs, sanding, or scraping before paint goes on, that will increase the cost of your project.
Taller ceilings and larger rooms require more paint and, occasionally, specialty equipment to get the job done.
Premium paints offer better coverage and durability, but they cost more. In areas with high levels of moisture or where you need extra durability, these can save you in the long run.
Painting baseboards, crown molding, doors, and window trim takes precision and time, especially in older homes with detailed woodwork.
Most exterior home painting projects in 2025 fall between $5,000 and $10,000, depending on your home’s size, condition, and the level of prep required. Whether you’re refreshing faded siding or restoring a larger home with detailed trim, this guide (and the video next to it) will walk you through what impacts the cost — so you can budget confidently and avoid surprises.
A lot more goes into exterior painting than just picking a color. The price of your project can vary based on the condition of your home, the materials used, and the types of surfaces. Here's what professional painters look at when quoting a project:
Peeling, cracking, or flaking paint needs to scraped and surfaces repaired in order to have a successful application of your new paint.
Two-story homes, intricate trim, or unique architecture can increase the complexity and the cost of the job.
Most exterior projects need at least two coats for proper coverage and durability. A second coat can add about 25% to the total cost but offer much better results.
Higher quality paints last longer and provide better protection. Investing in quality now often means fewer repaints later.
Wondering what really goes into a professional painting quote and what should raise red flags? Our free guide, What's in Your Paint Quote?, walks you through how to read, compare, and confidently choose the right painter for your project.
Inside, you'll learn:
No, we don't work with any specific financing companies, but we do accept all major credit cards. A 3% surcharge is added to all credit card transactions.
Yes, for smaller projects, we require a 50% deposit to purchase materials and hold a spot in our schedule. For larger projects, we can accept a smaller deposit and then arrange additional payments as the job progresses.
Yes. We typically offer a 15-year warranty on residential projects and a 5-year warranty on commercial projects. The warranty can vary depending on the type of coating you ultimately pick and the use of that specific area.
Commercial painting projects are never one-size-fits-all. From shopping centers to warehouses, every project has different requirements. While we don't quote solely by square foot, we believe in being as transparent as possible—so you can plan with confidence.
These are just some of the key factors that will affect the cost of your project.
The total square footage, number of stories, and layout complexity all play a role.
Well-maintained surfaces are quicker to paint, but neglected or damaged areas may need more intense prep work to ensure a quality application.
If your project requires specialty equipment like boom lifts, scaffolding, or special safety equipment, this will add to the price.
Paint type, special coatings, or incorporating multiple colors, accents, or stripes takes more time and materials than basic finishes.
When you're working on a budget, big projects like commercial painting may feel beyond your reach. However, there are options to help you keep costs down and prevent ongoing costs in the future.
We see it all the time—one company quotes $20,000 and another $35,000. What's the difference?
See where some painting companies cut costs and how they compare to how we quote at Roe Painting.
There are a lot of great painting companies out there. Unfortunately, there are some that practice business in a way that could end up costing you.
We quote fairly to ensure you get the best value from your investment. We take pride in our ability to communicate clearly and deliver lasting results.
Paint isn't the only cost when planning a commercial painting project. There's often critical downtime and disruptions to your business to consider. By investing in a high-quality paint job upfront, you can minimize interruptions to your daily operations and stay confident that your surfaces are protected for longer.
We are open and honest about everything we do—including pricing. See answers to some of our most frequently asked pricing questions below.
In some cases, yes. For large commercial spaces like warehouses or office interiors, we may estimate pricing based on square footage. However, square footage is just one factor. We also consider surface type, prep work needed, height/accessibility, and coating requirements to give you an accurate quote.
Several factors impact the final cost, including surface preparation needs, building height and accessibility, type of paint or coatings used, number of coats, and whether work needs to be done after hours to minimize disruption. We provide detailed, custom quotes to reflect the unique scope of each project.
Yes. Interior and exterior projects often have different pricing structures due to factors like surface prep, weather considerations, lift or scaffolding needs, and coating types. Exterior jobs may also require more durable (and often more costly) materials to withstand environmental exposure.
In some cases, yes. Commercial painting can be considered a maintenance expense, which means it can be deducted as an operating cost on your business taxes. However, if the painting is part of a larger renovation or capital improvement, it may need to be capitalized and depreciated over time instead.
We always recommend confirming with your accountant or tax advisor to determine how your specific project qualifies.
Discover the perfect concrete coating for your space—durable, stylish, and within your budget. Use the Concrete Coating Pricing Calculator below to instantly calculate a ballpark estimate for your project.
Here are the main driving factors of cost when it comes to your concrete coating.
Naturally, the size of the area you want coated is a big part of the cost of your project.
Cracking, flaking, or spalled concrete will require more tedious prep work or more heavy-duty coatings to ensure your coatings last.
From economical concrete sealers to high-performance coatings, the type of coating system you choose can be customized to your budget, style, and the needs of your space.
Need slip-resistance? UV-protection? Specialized primers? Additives can increase the overall cost, but will help deliver the results tailored to your space.
Not sure what a concrete coating should cost — or why prices vary so much?
Watch this quick video to understand what impacts the cost of your project, from coating type and surface prep to square footage and customization. When you're ready to dig deeper, download our free pricing guide for a full breakdown of options, average costs, and how to choose the right system for your space.
Review our concrete coatings options and their cost per square foot. Additional costs may apply if you opt for add-ons like slip-reduction and UV-protection. Use the pricing calculator below or talk to an estimator for the most precise cost for your project.
No visible change to concrete. Lock out moisture and prevent damage to concrete.
Smooth rough concrete and create a raw industrial look.
Add color for a customized, polished concrete surface.
Solid color finish that can renew concrete surfaces and protect from stains, chemicals, and wear.
Great for heavy impact and traffic. Self-levels and fills damaged areas.
Get that showroom look with flakes in a variety of colors, plus a coating that holds up against moisture, chemicals, and traffic.
Slightly different aesthetic than 1/4" flake. Same amazing durability for lasting protection and high utility.
A beautiful matte finish in natural stone colors. This elevated look stands up to UV rays and adds lasting protection to your concrete.
Perfect for heavy use when a thicker coating and slip-resistance are ideal.
Best for environments dealing with water and/or temperature fluctuations. Highly impact resistant.
For indoor facilities that need spark-proof or grounded flooring.
Renew stamped and poured concrete surfaces. Option colored stain with your choice of gloss level.
A micro-topping resurfacer for restoring damaged concrete to a stronger-than-new condition.
It's quick and easy!
Just input your square footage, coating type, and preferences, and you'll receive your ballpark estimate for your project.
Pricing for concrete coatings can feel really varied, and for good reason. The systems you choose, the prep required, and the condition of your surface all play a role.
These FAQs cover the most common questions we get about cost, so you can make an informed decision with zero surprises.
Prices depend on several factors: the size of the space, the condition of the existing concrete, the type of coating system selected, and whether any repairs or moisture mitigation are needed. Decorative finishes like flake or quartz also impact cost.
For an overview of costs in your local area, check out one of these articles:
Most standard two-car garage coatings range from $3,000 to $6,000, depending on the system you choose and any prep work required. Our pricing guide includes detailed ranges by square footage and coating type.
Yes. Epoxy is a little bit more affordable upfront, but polyurea and polyaspartic systems offer faster curing times and longer lifespans. Choosing the right product depends on how you use the space and how long you want the coating to last.
Want to compare epoxy, polyurea, and polyaspartic side-by-side? Check out this article that compares these three concrete coating types.
Our in-person estimates are part of what guarantees the most accurate quote for your project. We can talk about your preferences and options, and make suggestions based on evaluating your space.
If you want a ballpark number, we recommend using the Concrete Coating Pricing Calculator to get an idea of the cost of your project.
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