COIR offers:

Interior Painting

Feature Walls

Decorative and specialty finishes, such as venetian plaster, roman clay, limewash and metallic paints

Microcement surfaces

Fireplace transformations

Cabinet painting on selective projects only

Absolutely. One of the owners, Lauren, has a degree and background in art and loves to help guide clients toward cohesive finishes, color selections, and overall aesthetic direction.

COIR primarily serves all of Greater Central Ohio, including Thornville, Hebron, Heath, Newark, Zanesville, Pickerington, Lancaster, and Granville.

Starting in 2027 we will have seasonal expansion coming to Baldwin County, Alabama.

Yes, COIR operates as a fully insured LLC.

We work with homeowners, investors, real estate professionals, small commercial spaces and clients looking for high-end interior transformations.

Yes, estimates are complimentary and they are valid for 30 days unless otherwise stated.

Yes, a deposit is typically required to reserve scheduling and purchase materials. The deposit is project dependent, but is typically 30% of the total cost.

COIR takes pride in the quality of our work and always includes the following:

Standard Interior Painting Process

1. Room Preparation

Move furniture to center of room when possible (if included in contract).

Cover furniture with plastic sheeting.

Protect flooring with canvas drop cloths and/or plastic floor protection.

Remove wall décor, pictures, mirrors, and shelving (if included in contract).

Remove switch plates, outlet covers, HVAC vent covers, and other removable hardware.

Install temporary outlet/socket protectors during painting process.

Protect light fixtures, ceiling fans, cabinetry, countertops, appliances, and other non-painted surfaces.

2. Surface Inspection

Inspect walls, ceilings, trim, and doors for:

Nail holes

Screw holes

Small dents

Minor drywall damage

Stress cracks

Existing paint failures

Water stains

Previous patch repairs

Surface irregularities

3. Surface Preparation

Fill nail and picture hanger holes, if needed.

Fill minor dents and imperfections with patching compound.

Repair small drywall defects as included in contract.

Scrape loose, peeling, or flaking paint.

Remove surface contaminants.

Spot repair damaged texture where applicable.

Sand repaired areas smooth.

Sand glossy surfaces as needed to promote adhesion.

Feather edges of existing paint repairs.

Vacuum and dust all prepared surfaces.

Wipe surfaces clean before priming and painting.

4. Caulking

Apply paintable painter’s caulk to:

Trim-to-wall joints

Baseboard gaps

Door casing gaps

Window casing gaps

Crown molding joints

Other visible paintable gaps requiring cosmetic improvement

5. Masking and Protection

Mask trim, windows, flooring, cabinetry, fixtures, and other adjacent surfaces.

Apply painter’s tape appropriate to substrate and project conditions.

Use premium masking materials to minimize paint bleed and surface damage.

Protect adjacent rooms and traffic paths from dust and paint transfer.

6. Priming

Spot-prime repaired areas.

Prime stains, water marks, and patched surfaces as needed.

Apply full coat primer when:

Changing colors significantly

Covering stains

Painting new drywall

Painting over challenging substrates

Manufacturer specifications require it

7. Painting

Walls

Apply two finish coats of premium interior paint.

Maintain wet edge to minimize lap marks.

Back-roll where necessary for uniform appearance.

Ceilings

Apply two finish coats where included.

Ensure uniform coverage and sheen consistency.

Trim, Baseboards, and Casings

Apply appropriate enamel or trim paint.

Sand between coats when required.

Apply two finish coats for durability and appearance.

Doors

Clean and prepare surfaces.

Sand as necessary.

Apply two finish coats.

Reinstall hardware upon completion.

8. Quality Control

Inspect for:

Holidays (missed spots)

Drips

Runs

Roller marks

Brush marks

Flashing

Inconsistent sheen

Tape bleed

Perform touch-ups as necessary.

Verify clean cut lines and consistent coverage.

9. Reassembly and Cleanup

Remove masking materials.

Reinstall outlet covers, switch plates, vents, and hardware.

Remove debris and paint waste.

Vacuum or sweep work areas.

Return furniture to original locations when applicable.

Final walkthrough with customer.

⸻

Common Exclusions:

Major drywall repair

Texture matching

Water damage repair

Mold remediation

Wallpaper removal

Lead paint remediation

Popcorn ceiling removal

Carpentry repairs

Rot repair

Extensive crack repair

Moving exceptionally heavy furniture

Yes, and a change order would be made upon discussion and approval. The most common changes include:

1. Client decides to add additional features, services or areas to the project

2. Surface condition changes (discovered nail pops, moisture, mold/mildew, stress cracks, etc that were not evident upon initial inspection and became apparent after surface prep)

We try to make our estimates as accurate as possible prior to project start. Items are considered up front as much as possible in the original estimate, and include:

1. Surface conditions

2. Color plan (going from a dark color to a light color may require more coats to cover)

3. Coatings and Finishes (standard vs premium paint, matte/eggshell/semi-gloss/gloss, specialty finishes)

4. Logistics of accents, such as heavily profiled crown moldings, 10 ft+ ceilings, occupied vs vacant, etc

5. Schedule (is there an off-season or holiday request, a tight timeline work in, weekend work)

Below is a starting guideline of our prices. Final pricing may adjust based upon materials, condition, prep, scope of project and any specialty finishes. The prices below are to be used as a starting point and are subject to change.

Standard Interior Painting (premium traditional paint, specialty finishes listed separately):

Entryway/foyer: $499

Powder room/half bath: $599

Standard bathroom: $649

Master bathroom: $699

Standard bedroom: $1099

Master bedroom: $1499

Standard living room: $1299

Large/Open Concept living room: $1499

Dining room: $1199

Kitchen: $899

Fireplace transformations:

Traditional: $1499

Specialty: $2499

Microcement: $3499

Specialty Finishes (Metallics, Crystal Glitter)

Standard specialty pricing starts at $799

Microcement pricing starts at $2000

*See our Specialty Finishes page for more information.

Ceilings:

Flat: $2.50/sq ft

Vaulted: $4.50/sq ft

Trim and Detail Work:

Baseboards: $2.50 linear foot

Crown Molding: $5 linear foot

Windows: $125 each

Doors: $350 each

Caulking Services:

Standard bath: $250

Master bath: $500

Cabinet Refinishing (when included in other projects and on a per project basis):

Doors: $125/ea

Large doors: $175/ea

Drawer fronts: $75/ea

False fronts: $45/ea

Cabinet boxes: $175/ea