Interior Painting Tip 1

When getting ready to paint your house, make sure to deep clean the entire house as best you can. Making sure it’s free of dust and other debris ensures that the paint you or the contractor use, sticks to the wall properly. Even a few stray hairs could stand out like an eyesore.
July 1, 2025
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Image text with interior painting tips for cleaning the interior of a home before painting by Bill Glick Painting in Medina and Northeast Ohio

Why a Clean Surface is Key Before You Paint Your Home

When it comes to painting your home, color and technique matter — but preparation is everything. One of the most overlooked yet essential steps before any interior or exterior painting project is thoroughly cleaning your walls and surfaces.

Dust, debris, and even tiny pet hairs can create texture issues and prevent paint from adhering properly. A freshly painted wall should look smooth and flawless — but if you skip the cleaning step, you risk a finish that’s bumpy, uneven, or prone to peeling. Whether you're tackling the job yourself or hiring a professional, starting with a clean surface ensures that the final result is long-lasting and professional-looking.

Take the time to wipe down walls, vacuum around baseboards, and remove cobwebs from corners. For exterior projects, power washing is often necessary to remove built-up grime, mold, or pollen.

Ready to give your home a fresh new look? Let the pros handle it with care and precision. Contact Bill Glick Painting today for a free estimate and expert results that last.

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