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Measure your space, estimate paint quantity, compare current Tampa-area market ranges, and send the details to LMJ for a personalized written quote.
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Project conditions
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1 area · Paintable walls
334 sq ft
Paint needed
2.7 gallons
Trim/baseboards
48 linear ft
Doors & windows
3 openings
Market range
$550–$1,250
What this price includes
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These references explain the assumptions and important safety considerations.
Angi reports a typical Tampa planning range of $2–$6 per home square foot; preparation, texture, height, trim and ceilings affect the result.
Sherwin-Williams says a gallon typically covers about 350–400 square feet. Product labels and surface texture still control actual coverage.
EPA warns that disturbing paint in pre-1978 homes may create dangerous lead dust and recommends lead-safe work practices.
EPA recommends fresh air and ventilation when painting and following every product label and warning.