What is the standard procedure for repainting a home?

The standard repainting process follows a systematic approach to ensure a smooth and long-lasting finish. First, furniture and flooring are properly covered and protected to avoid any paint stains. The existing wall surface is then sanded to remove loose paint and create a smooth base. Minor cracks and uneven areas are treated with putty for surface leveling. Once the surface is prepared, a coat of primer is applied to improve paint adhesion and durability. This is followed by two coats of high-quality paint to achieve uniform color and finish. After completion, proper cleaning and dust removal are carried out to ensure a neat and spotless handover with no visible paint marks.