"Great company! I had them paint the front of my house. Doug was quick to communicate and help find the right paint color…"
Ash Roberts

From the historic bungalows of the SLC avenues to new builds in Lehi and South Jordan, fresh interior paint is the fastest way to update a Wasatch Front home. Whether you're brightening a Sandy great room or repainting a Provo townhome, color resets the whole space.

We visit your Salt Lake City home, evaluate wall surfaces and natural lighting, and help you choose the perfect interior paint colors with a professional color consultation.
Walkthrough & Color Consultation. We visit your Salt Lake City home, evaluate wall surfaces and natural lighting, and help you choose the perfect interior paint colors with a professional color consultation.

Our interior painting crew protects your furniture and floors, patches drywall imperfections, primes surfaces, and applies premium low-VOC paint with precision cut lines and flawless coverage.
Prep & Paint. Our interior painting crew protects your furniture and floors, patches drywall imperfections, primes surfaces, and applies premium low-VOC paint with precision cut lines and flawless coverage.

We do a detailed final walkthrough together, ensure every wall, ceiling, and trim detail meets our standards, clean up completely, and leave your Salt Lake City home better than we found it.
Final Walkthrough & Enjoy. We do a detailed final walkthrough together, ensure every wall, ceiling, and trim detail meets our standards, clean up completely, and leave your Salt Lake City home better than we found it.
Number of Territories
400+
Number of Paint Jobs
40,000+
5-Star Reviews5-Star
Reviews5 Star Reviews
10,000+
"Great company! I had them paint the front of my house. Doug was quick to communicate and help find the right paint color…"
Ash Roberts
"That 1 Painter did an amazing job painting our entire brick exterior. The crew was quick, efficient, and cleaned up thei…"
Jessica Nelson
"I recommend That 1Painter to anyone who needs to paint their house. They are reliable and professional painter. They com…"
Halamehi Fihaki
"I highly recommend this crew! Doug was honest and straightforward when he came to give me a quote. Fernando went above a…"
Melissa Stevenson
Average ROI on professional interior painting
HomeLight, 2023
Maximum added resale value
Angi, 2024
of real estate agents say painting boosts home value
NAR
Trusted Paint Partners
Interior repaints across the Avenues, Sugar House, Millcreek, Holladay, Cottonwood Heights, Sandy, and Draper cover very different homes in the same Wasatch Front market: 1900s-1930s Avenues and Sugar House brick bungalows with original plaster, mid-century Millcreek and Holladay ranches, and newer Draper and Herriman tract builds on spec drywall. Each substrate takes primer and sheen differently, and every scope is walked before pricing.
Color choices across Salt Lake City have leaned into warm off-whites, sandy greiges, and softer sages that read well under the region's bright high-desert light. Avenues and Sugar House historic homes lean into layered heritage palettes with heavier trim contrast, while newer Draper and Herriman builds hold gallery neutrals with crisp trim. Real drawdowns are staged at the estimate, and our guide to the best paint finish for each room is a fair starting point.
Wasatch Front winters are long and dry, and swings between heated interiors and single-digit outdoor cold open joint cracks along stairwells and doorframes. Baths, mudrooms, and heavy-cooking kitchens read better in a scrubbable acrylic than a builder flat. A fresh ceiling coat pairs cleanly with cabinet refinishing or popcorn ceiling removal.

Your peace of mind, at the top of mind with our three-year transferable warranty. Covers the painting job, even if you sell the house.
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