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A service of Revolution Contractors LLC
Interior Painting in St. Petersburg, FL
Single-room, touch-up, trim, and door painting. Half-day and full-day scopes. Licensed FL general contractor doing the small-job painting work most crews skip.
FL CRC1331628 · FL CGC1522463 · Mon–Fri 6:30 – 5:30
FL #CRC1331628 · #CGC1522463
Backed by Revolution Contractors LLC
Licensed & Insured
Small-job painting done right.
Single-room repaints, touch-ups, trim and doors — Florida-GC prep discipline on smaller scopes most crews won't take.
Contractors On Call is the small-job side of interior painting — single-room repaints, touch-ups, trim and door painting, kid-and-pet damage patches. Not whole-house full-service (that runs through parent Revolution). Drop cloths, prep, primer, and finish coats included in every scope.
What we paint
Single-room repaints, touch-ups, trim + doors.
Ceiling paint, priming after drywall or plaster patch, small cabinet touch-up.
How much
$150–$900 for most single-room scopes.
Touch-ups $150–$400. Single-room repaint $400–$900. Trim + doors $300–$700. $75/hr, one-hour minimum.
How fast
One full day for a single room.
Touch-ups half-day. 24–48 hour written quote from your photo. Overnight dry-through on finish coats.
Licensed
Florida CRC1331628 + CGC1522463.
GL and workers' comp through Revolution Contractors LLC. Call (727) 258-3700.
We're licensed GCs who do small jobs
We're licensed Florida general contractors (CRC1331628 + CGC1522463) who do small jobs. Most handymen aren't licensed. We are.
1950s plaster prep vs modern drywall
Plaster walls behave differently under paint than drywall — they hold moisture, need different primer, and the surface texture shows through if the prep is wrong. St. Pete's pre-1960 housing stock still has a lot of original plaster, so we prep for the actual substrate, not the assumed one.
Backed by Revolution Contractors
A division of Revolution Contractors LLC. Same shop, same license, same insurance — routed to the small-job side.
What we paint
- · Single-room interior repaints
- · Touch-up and spot painting
- · Trim, baseboards, and door painting
- · Casings, chair rail, and crown molding paint
- · Ceiling paint (single-room or spot)
- · Cabinet touch-up (small scope, not full refinish)
- · Priming after drywall or plaster patch
- · Kid-and-pet damage touch-ups
How we work — prep before paint
Prep is where a paint job earns or loses its lifespan. We drop-cloth everything, tape off outlets and trim, patch and prime any wall damage before the finish coat, and cut in before rolling. On plaster walls we use a bonding primer that's different from what modern drywall needs. On kitchens and bathrooms we use a scrubbable finish, not a flat wall paint. Small choices that add up to a job that holds instead of peeling in a year.
What we don't do
- · Whole-house exterior repaints — route to specialty exterior painters or the parent Revolution side for a bigger project
- · Historic wood restoration + full repaint — that runs through Revolution, with COA coordination if needed
- · Lead paint abatement — refer to a certified lead-abatement contractor when pre-1978 paint is confirmed lead-positive
- · Wallpaper removal at scale — small stripping incidental to a repaint is fine; full-house wallpaper strip is a separate specialty
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you match existing paint colors?
Yes. If you have the paint can, that's easiest — we take it to the paint store for a match or top-off. If you don't, we bring a color-matching device (a small scanner) and pick the closest match at the store. On aged paint that's shifted color, we may recommend painting a slightly larger area (whole wall vs just the patch) so the touch-up doesn't read as a patch. We tell you the trade-off before we quote.
How much prep is included?
For a touch-up: light sand, spot prime, paint. For a single-room repaint: drop cloths, tape off trim and outlets, patch small holes and cracks, spot prime, cut in, roll. For heavier prep — peeling paint, water damage, wall damage — that adds time and we tell you the day count before we start. We don't sneak prep charges onto an invoice mid-job.
Do you paint trim and doors?
Yes. Baseboards, doors, casings, chair rails — separate scope from wall paint or bundled with a room repaint. Trim work usually runs a half-day for a room-and-a-half of baseboard and casing, or a full day for a room with multiple doors and full trim replacement. We tell you before we book.
How long does a single-room repaint take?
Most single rooms are a full day — prep the day of, cut in and first coat by lunch, second coat mid-afternoon, cleanup and dry-through overnight. Bedrooms and offices are usually the same day. Bathrooms with a lot of cut-in around fixtures can add half a day. Kitchens and rooms with a lot of trim and doorway break-up can add a full second day.
What paint brands do you use?
We work with what your home already has when possible (Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, Behr, PPG — all common on St. Pete homes). If you don't have a preference, we default to Sherwin-Williams because their color-match on aged paint is the most reliable for our substrate mix. If you want a specific brand or a specific product line, tell us before the quote so we're on the right price.
See also
Send a photo of the room. Get a price in 24–48 hours.
No padded estimates. We tell you the price before we start.