Doug Wallace Painting Madison, Wisconsin

Interior painting · Madison, WI

Interior painting done carefully, by the person you actually called.

Walls, ceilings, trim, doors, and cabinets — prepped properly, cut in by hand, and left clean at the end of every day. Doug gives you a written estimate up front and shows up when he says he will.

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Also available for: exterior siding decks & fences basements & garages small commercial

Placeholder: a finished interior room Doug painted — ideally a living room or bedroom in natural light, showing crisp trim lines against the wall color.

Services

Interior is the specialty. Everything else is welcome.

Every job starts with a walk-through and a written estimate. Interior work is where Doug spends most of his time, so that's where the list starts.

The specialty

Walls & ceilings

Patching, sanding, priming, and two finish coats. Ceilings cut in cleanly against the wall color, and drips are not part of the deal.

The specialty

Trim, doors & baseboards

Caulked, filled, sanded smooth, and brushed or sprayed for a finish that looks like it came from the factory.

The specialty

Cabinets

Kitchen and bathroom cabinets degreased, deglossed, primed, and finished in a durable enamel — doors and drawers done off-site or on a rack.

Also available

Exterior siding

Wood, fiber cement, and trim: washed, scraped, spot-primed, and painted in the right window of Wisconsin weather.

Also available

Decks & fences

Cleaning, brightening, and stain or solid-color coatings that hold up through freeze and thaw.

Also available

Basements, garages & small commercial

Block walls, floors, utility rooms, and small offices or storefronts — the practical jobs most painters would rather skip.

Don't see your job listed? Ask anyway. If it takes a brush or a roller, Doug will look at it.

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Recent work

A few finished rooms.

Mostly interiors, because that's most of the work. One exterior and one before-and-after so you can see the range.

Placeholder: interior — a living room with freshly painted walls and white trim, shot in daylight.
[Room, e.g. living room]Interior · [sheen, e.g. eggshell]
Placeholder: interior — a bedroom showing a clean cut line where the wall color meets the ceiling.
[Room, e.g. bedroom]Interior · [sheen]
Placeholder: interior — kitchen cabinets after refinishing, doors closed, showing the enamel finish.
[Kitchen cabinets]Interior · [finish, e.g. satin enamel]
Placeholder: interior — a hallway or stairwell with painted trim, doors, and baseboards.
[Trim & doors, e.g. hallway]Interior · [sheen, e.g. semi-gloss]
Placeholder: exterior — the front of a house with freshly painted siding and trim, photographed from the street.
[House exterior]Exterior · [siding type]
Placeholder: BEFORE — the same room or surface prior to painting, from the same angle as the after photo.
Placeholder: AFTER — the same room or surface after painting, from the same angle as the before photo.
Before & after · [room or surface]Same angle, same light

About Doug

One painter, start to finish.

Doug Wallace has been painting homes for [number] years. He grew up in [hometown] and got into the trade [how — e.g. working summers for a family friend's painting crew, or after leaving another line of work]. Today he runs a [solo / two-person / small] operation out of Madison, which means the person who quotes your job is the same person who shows up to do it.

Most of his work is interior: walls, ceilings, trim, and cabinets in older Madison houses and newer ones alike. He likes the careful part of the job — the prep, the cut lines, the second coat that most people would skip — and he'd rather take one extra day than leave a wall that isn't right.

Doug is usually booking about [lead time — e.g. two to three weeks] out. He is [certifications or insurance he actually holds — e.g. EPA Lead-Safe certified; insured — or delete this sentence].

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Placeholder: a photo of Doug Wallace, ideally on a job site or with his van, looking at the camera.

What customers say

Reviews from Madison homeowners.

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Contact

Get a free estimate.

Call, text, or email with a rough description of the job and a few photos if you have them. Doug will get back to you to set up a walk-through.

Phone
[(608) 000-0000]
Email
[email@example.com]
Service area
[Madison and surrounding communities — list the ones Doug actually covers]
Hours
[e.g. Mon–Fri, 7 am – 5 pm; estimates by appointment]

What happens next

  1. You reach out with the basics: what needs painting and roughly when.
  2. Doug comes by for a short walk-through and measures up.
  3. You get a written estimate with scope, products, and a timeline.
  4. If it works for you, you pick a start date. No deposit surprises, no pressure.

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