- Your go to residential painting company in Utah
Swifthand Painting offers expert color consulting services to help you choose the perfect palette for your home or business. Whether you prefer the convenience of a virtual consultation or an in-person visit, our experienced consultants guide you through selecting colors that reflect your style, enhance your space, and create the desired mood. From small updates to large projects, we make the decision process stress-free and tailored to your needs.
Commercial Painting
Residential Painting
Cabinet Painting
Wallpaper Installation
Concrete Coating
Our talented designers bring color theory expertise to every project, creating spaces that reflect unique personalities and ensure satisfaction in every home.
Tap into our designers profound understanding of color theory for stunning, harmonious home painting experience.
 Personalised color choices that align with your preferences.
Eliminate the fear of costly mistakes with professional advice.
Experience joy and satisfaction every day in your newly transformed space.
We get it — budgets are tight. That’s why we provide a detailed upfront estimate based on factors like home size, work complexity, and additional service needs like repairs or home deck painting. We think you will love our affordable interior home painting services!
Perfect for convenience and flexibility, our virtual color consultation lets you work with a professional from the comfort of your home. Receive expert guidance and a personalized palette tailored to your style and space without ever leaving your seat.
For a hands-on experience, our in-person consultation brings a color expert directly to your space. We’ll assess your lighting, architecture, and décor to recommend the perfect hues for a stunning transformation.
Interior painting generally runs $2 to $6 per square foot and exterior painting $3 to $7, which puts most whole-house projects in the Salt Lake Valley somewhere between $3,000 and $12,000. Where you land inside that depends mostly on prep: a house with sound siding and one previous coat costs far less than one with peeling paint and failed caulk. We give you an itemised bid that separates labour, materials and prep so you can see exactly what you’re paying for, and compare it fairly against other quotes. Call (801) 386-869.
Yes. SwiftHand Painting holds Utah contractor licence 12435694-5501 under two classifications: S270 Drywall, Paint and Plastering, and B100 General Building.
We’re also EPA RRP certified and lead-certified through the Utah Division of Air Quality for pre-1978 homes, BBB accredited with an A+ rating, and we carry general liability and workers’ compensation insurance.
Yes, and it’s free. Our colour consultation covers samples on your actual walls, how your lighting shifts a colour through the day, and how a shade will read against your roof, brick and landscaping outside. Most people arrive with three options and leave confident about one. Book a free colour consultation or call (801) 386-8697.
Yes. Every residential and commercial project carries a nine-year craftsmanship guarantee. That covers workmanship failures such as peeling, blistering and flaking on surfaces we prepared and painted. For context, most painting companies in this market offer one to three years, and the large franchises typically offer two, so ask every contractor you’re considering to put their warranty term in writing. Call (801) 386-8697 for the full terms.
Most interior projects run 2 to 5 days depending on room count and wall condition. A standard exterior takes 3 to 7 days. Cabinet refinishing is usually 3 to 5 days including cure time between coats. Commercial timelines depend on square footage and whether we’re working around your business hours, which we regularly do including evenings and weekends. You get a firm schedule with your estimate, not a vague window. Call (801) 386-8697 to talk through timing.
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