We generally recommend that homeowners repaint the interior of their homes every 5-7 years, depending on a few key factors:

Usage and Traffic
– High-traffic areas like hallways, stairwells, and kids’ bedrooms may need repainting more frequently, every 3-5 years.
– Rooms that see lighter usage, like formal living rooms, can often go 7-10 years before needing a fresh coat.

Paint Quality
– Higher-quality paints like eggshell or satin finishes tend to hold up better over time compared to flat or matte paints.
– Premium paints can often last 7-10 years before showing significant wear, whereas builder-grade paints may only last 5 years.

Lifestyle Changes
– Major life events like having kids, pets, or renovations can accelerate the need to repaint, as walls often take more abuse.
– If you’re planning to sell your home, it’s a good idea to repaint the interior to make it look fresh and appealing to buyers.

Color Changes
– If you’re simply looking to update your home’s color palette, repainting every 5-7 years is a good rule of thumb.
– Lighter, neutral colors tend to stay in style longer than bolder, trendier hues.

By following this general timeline and being mindful of the conditions in your home, you can maintain a well-kept, updated interior that looks beautiful and vibrant. Of course, we’re happy to evaluate your specific home and provide a more tailored recommendation.

When it comes to interior painting, the type of paint we use is very important to ensure a high-quality, long-lasting finish. We always recommend and use premium paints from trusted manufacturers.

Absolutely, color consultations are an integral part of our painting services here at Rojo. We understand that selecting the right colors for your home’s interior can be a daunting task, which is why we have a team of experts ready to guide you through the process.

When you work with us, one of our professional consultants will schedule an in-home visit to get a firsthand look at your space. They’ll take into account factors like your existing decor, furniture, flooring, and lighting to help determine the ideal color palette.