Pricing

How Much Does Painting Cost?

Item Price
Interior painting (wall in good condition) THB 25–45 / sq.m.
Exterior painting (up to 2-storey scaffolding included) THB 35–60 / sq.m.
Crack/damp-stain repair before painting THB 150–400 / point

Market reference range · actual price per quotation · Market estimates, not yet derived from completed jobs · last reviewed July 2026

The real price comes from the technician’s quotation, priced from the photos and details you send on LINE rather than from a visit first. You confirm that price, and only then is the visit arranged.

A visit costs 500 baht when the technician comes from your own province and 2,000 baht from another one. It is counted inside the quote’s single total rather than billed separately, and it is not refunded if you look and decide against the repair.

  • Existing wall condition and how many cracks or damp stains need repairing first — a wall that needs old paint scraped off or several cracks filled takes longer to prep than one already in good shape
  • Building height and whether scaffolding is needed — anything over two storeys needs extra scaffolding or safety equipment, which pushes the per-square-metre price above a single-storey job
  • Paint grade chosen and how many coats it takes to fully cover the old colour — a higher-grade paint often covers in fewer coats than a budget one
  • Total area — a large continuous painting job usually gets a better per-square-metre price than a very small one, because setup cost is spread thinner

Interior painting on a wall in good condition runs 25–45 baht per square metre; exterior painting, scaffolding for up to two storeys included, runs 35–60 baht per square metre. The biggest factor by far is how much crack and damp-stain repair the wall needs before paint goes on at all.

Interior painting
THB 25–45 / sq.m.
Exterior painting
THB 35–60 / sq.m.
Warranty
7 days
Rework guarantee
Yes

How to spend less

  • If the old paint is still holding firm with no flaking, painting over it directly skips a large part of the surface-prep cost
  • Fix small cracks or damp patches as soon as you notice them rather than letting them spread — more cracking means more filling and prep time before paint can go on
  • If you're painting several rooms, or both interior and exterior, give the total area up front so the per-square-metre price reflects the whole job

Frequently asked questions

Am I being charged a foreigner price for this?

The ranges here are the same market reference regardless of who's asking. What actually protects you is that the technician confirms the price for your exact wall condition and area over LINE, in writing — compare it against this page rather than a number given verbally.

My landlord wants to charge me for repainting at move-out — is that reasonable?

Paint wearing or yellowing from ordinary years of living in a space is generally not a tenant charge under Thai rental norms; visible damage from misuse (holes, deep scuffing) usually is. An independent reference price for the actual repainting work gives you something concrete to weigh the landlord's number against.

Can you paint straight over the old colour without scraping it off first?

Yes, if the old paint is still firmly adhered with no flaking. If it's peeling or chalky, it needs to be scraped or sanded first — painting straight over that just means the new coat lets go along with the old one.

Why is exterior painting always more expensive than interior?

Exterior work usually needs scaffolding or safety equipment, and exterior-grade paint has to hold up against Thailand's sun and rain in a way interior paint doesn't — both the equipment and the material cost more.

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