Holiday Deadlines: Why Now Is the Time to Schedule Your Painting Project

The holidays are coming! Prepping your home for family gatherings, celebrations, and gift opening takes planning—and your interior paint projects are no exception.

Every year we hear from homeowners in November and December who want their interiors transformed before the holidays. By then, schedules are tight, and stress levels are high. If you’re hoping to refresh your home before then, the key is to plan ahead.

Why Start Your Holiday Painting Projects Early?

In Seattle, the colder months mark a shift from spending time outdoors to cozying up inside. There’s no better time than fall and early winter to invest in the look and feel of your living spaces. Here’s why booking early matters:

1. Seasonal Discounts
   Winter is our slower season, which means we offer aggressive discounts to keep our crews busy. But these spots are limited—the early bird gets the worm!
2. Color Consultation
   At Phinney Ridge Painting, every interior project comes with a complimentary color consultation from one of our professional designers. Scheduling the visit, testing swatches, and making final decisions all take time—so starting early helps ensure the best results.
3. Logistics and Planning
   Unlike exterior work, interior painting requires careful coordination. We’ll work with you to plan around daily household routines, pets, and access. Plus, projects often involve extra steps like furniture covering, floor protection, or coordinating with other trades (new fireplace, floor refinishing, etc.).
4. Preferred Dates
   Whether you’d like to be present during the project or plan a getaway while the work is done, booking in advance ensures you get the exact timing you want.

Make This Holiday Season Stress-Free

Don’t wait until the holiday rush to get started. By contacting us now, you’ll have more flexibility, take advantage of discounts, and enjoy a refreshed home that’s ready to welcome friends and family.

Contact Phinney Ridge Painting today to schedule your fall or winter interior painting project—and get your home holiday-ready on your terms.