Recent work

Chris and his team completed painting on the built in closets, mudroom and bunk beds in our new, custom home. In addition, they were able to remove…
Evan W. · Google · Apr 2026
I recently hired Q&D Painting to handle our painting project and the experience was excellent from start to finish. If you are looking for a company…
Chris N. · Google · Apr 2026
Q & D Paiting did a great job at my house. I was informed of the process by the owner at all times. Once they finished, we did a walk through to make…
Obed S. · Google · Apr 2026
Currently renovating a house we bought near Williston. Chris’s team of Amber and Brad were amazing. They caulked and painted the entire interior. They…
Darrell B. · Google · Apr 2026
Chris and his team at Q&D painting did an amazing job on our home. Thorough, professional, and priced extremely competitively. The Q&D team were very…
JP D. · Google · Dec 2025

Interior Painting services · Gainesville FL

What we do

  • Professional Painting & Finishing
  • Interior & Exterior Painting
  • Residential & Commercial Painting
  • Epoxy Countertops
  • Epoxy Floors
  • Cabinet Refinishing
  • Drywall Repairs
  • Wood Rot Repair

Service area

Serving Gainesville & Surrounding Communities

  • Alachua City
  • Archer
  • NE Gainesville / Airport
  • Hawthorne
  • High Springs

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Before you hire

5 Things You Should Ask Your Interior Painting Contractor

Which is this one?
Per-room, per-square-foot, and per-day estimates aren't comparable.
What prep is included?
Patching, sanding, and priming set the finish more than the paint does.
Does this estimate account for the color you picked?
Color changes and dark colors need extra coats.
Is it in the price?
Protecting floors, furniture, and fixtures is real labor, and cheap estimates skip it.
What's the standard for acceptable coverage?
If a wall needs a third coat to cover, who eats that?