Walls make a first impression faster than accessories
Painting Calculator
Estimate painting costs, including area, height, substrate preparation, priming, skim coats, colours, coats and paint.
This calculator organises the scope before you talk about timing, materials and finishing standard.
Good painting starts long before the first coat of paint.
Surface area, preparation and painting standard
Estimate Painting Scope
Enter rooms, choose the preparation scope and decide whether you are estimating walls only or ceilings as well.
Treat the result as a reference point before an individual quote.
Painting area and scope
- Walls - the calculator converts floor area and room height into an indicative wall surface area, adjusted for typical openings.
- Ceilings - you can add them separately if the scope also includes painting the upper plane.
- Rooms - you can estimate one room or several interiors, with the result shown as a total and by item.
Pricing elements
- Substrate preparation - from no preparation, through developer standard, to washing, minor repairs and comprehensive preparation.
- Priming - a separate item that matters for absorbent, fresh or uneven surfaces.
- Q3/Q4 skim coats - added when painting requires earlier levelling and refinement of the walls.
- Colours and coats - the calculator distinguishes a simple single colour, several colours and a higher number of coats.
- Paint - you can estimate a variant without paint or with Comfort, Prestige or Luxury class paint.
How to read the result
- Gross as the main result - the summary shows the indicative gross cost and net value.
- Price per m² - the average rate helps compare variants and quickly see what influences the cost most.
- Indicative estimate - the final price depends on the actual wall condition, protection work, colours, cut-in edges and paint standard.
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