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Your project is under our $1,500 minimum

Thanks for telling us what you need. We want to be straight with you rather than waste your time: Grove Street Painting starts residential projects at $1,500, so the job you described is smaller than we can schedule.

That is not a sales tactic and it is not a starting position. Here is the actual reason, and the easiest ways homeowners get past it.

It takes a village to do this properly

A paint job that lasts is not one person with a roller. Three groups touch every project we take, and none of them get cheaper because the room is small.

A virtual estimator

Someone measures your rooms, prices the coatings, and writes the scope before anyone picks up a brush. That happens whether the job is one closet or a whole house.

Your project manager

One person owns your schedule, your color approvals, your materials order, and your final walkthrough. That is real hours on a calendar, not overhead we can skip.

Two painters, for a full day

A professional finish is a two person job. Masking, prep, cut lines, and cleanup fill a day even on a small room. We commit both painters to you for that day and cannot sell it to anyone else.

We decided as a business that we cannot run that team sustainably on a job under $1,500. The alternative would be thinner prep, a solo painter, or a rushed day, and none of those produce work we would put a 10 year written warranty on.

Four ways homeowners reach the minimum

Most projects that come in under $1,500 are not actually too small. They are scoped too narrowly. Anything below adds real value to your home and costs less bundled into one visit than booked separately later.

Add the rooms next door

Two or three connected rooms usually clear the minimum on their own, and painting them together costs less per room than coming back later for each one.

Include the ceilings, trim, and doors

Walls alone leave the dated part of the room untouched. Ceilings, baseboards, casings, and doors are the difference between a fresh wall and a finished room.

Bundle the work you were saving for later

Closets, a hallway, the garage floor, pressure washing, or a stucco or drywall repair you have been putting off. Bundling them into one visit is the cheapest way to buy them.

Ask about cabinets

If the kitchen was already on your list, cabinet refinishing runs well past the minimum on its own and is the single highest impact project in most Sarasota homes.

Not sure whether your project clears it? Tell us what you are considering and we will size it honestly, including telling you if it still falls short. You can also go back and rebuild your estimate with a larger scope.

Tell us what you are considering

We will size your project honestly and tell you plainly whether it clears the $1,500 minimum.