Medical Office Interior Painting — Medical Pkwy, Austin, TX 78705

A full interior repaint of a multi-suite medical office, covering exam rooms, procedure rooms, hallways, reception areas, offices, and a connected retail suite.

Project type: Commercial interior repaint
Location: Medical Pkwy, Austin, TX 78705
Areas painted: Exam rooms, procedure rooms, hallways, reception and waiting areas, private offices, and a connected retail suite
Wall product: Sherwin-Williams Cashmere / Benjamin Moore Ultra Spec
Investment: $15,910.20
Completed: June 2026

Project Summary

This Austin, TX 78705 project was a full interior repaint of a multi-suite medical office on Medical Pkwy. Hill Country Painting repainted the walls, door frames, and baseboards throughout more than 30 rooms and areas, replacing dated gold and tan tones with a clean, bright neutral palette across exam rooms, procedure rooms, hallways, and reception spaces.

The scope also extended to a second connected suite used for retail and product display, along with private offices, a break room, and multiple restrooms, giving the entire practice a consistent, refreshed look while staying open for patients throughout the project.

Scope of Work

Procedure hallway, procedure rooms, and adjoining exam rooms — walls and door frames
Front and back reception areas, scheduling offices, and check-in hallway — walls, door frames, and baseboards
Multiple doctor exam rooms and hallways connecting them — walls and door frames
Private doctor offices and hallway to water fountains — walls, door frames, and baseboards
Left, right, and center waiting room areas — walls, door frames, and baseboards
Restrooms throughout the suite — walls and door frames
Second connected suite: patient rooms, hallways, sitting area, product/retail room, break room, and reception — walls and door frames
All furniture and flooring protected with drop cloths and plastic sheeting throughout

Materials & Process

Walls throughout the practice were painted with Sherwin-Williams Cashmere/Benjamin Moore Ultra Spec, with ceilings in Sherwin-Williams Promar 200/Benjamin Moore SuperHide (flat, white) and door frames and trim in Sherwin-Williams ProClassic/Benjamin Moore Scuff-X (semi-gloss, white), replacing the original gold and tan tones with a clean, consistent neutral finish.

Prep work included covering and protecting all floors and furniture with drop cloths and plastic sheeting, and caulking and filling cracks and nail holes as needed throughout more than 30 rooms and hallways across two connected suites.

Project Photos

Before and after photo of a medical office waiting area repainted by Hill Country Painting in Austin, TX — Waiting area — dated gold textured walls repainted to a bright, clean neutral with a gallery wall.

Before and after photo of a medical office hallway repainted by Hill Country Painting in Austin, TX — Interior hallway — walls repainted from tan to crisp white, with wood doors and trim retained.

Before and after photo of a medical office corridor repainted by Hill Country Painting in Austin, TX — Corridor leading to patient rooms — gold walls freshened up with a lighter, more modern palette.

Before and after photo of a medical office reception area repainted by Hill Country Painting in Austin, TX — Reception desk area — gold textured walls replaced with clean white and light gray tones.

Before and after photo of a medical office exam room repainted by Hill Country Painting in Austin, TX — Exam/procedure room — gold walls repainted to a soft, bright white.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to repaint a medical office in Austin, TX?

For this Austin, TX 78705 project, a full interior repaint of a multi-suite medical office covering more than 30 rooms and hallways — including exam rooms, procedure rooms, offices, and reception areas — came to $15,910.20, depending on the number of rooms and the amount of prep work needed.

Can you paint a medical or dental office while it stays open?

Yes. Commercial interior repaints like this one are scheduled and sequenced by area so a practice can continue seeing patients while work is completed room by room.

What does a commercial interior repaint typically include?

This project included repainting the walls, door frames, and baseboards throughout exam rooms, procedure rooms, hallways, offices, reception and waiting areas, restrooms, and a connected retail suite, with all furniture and flooring protected throughout.

What paint products do you use for commercial interiors?

This project used Sherwin-Williams Cashmere/Benjamin Moore Ultra Spec on the walls, Sherwin-Williams Promar 200/Benjamin Moore SuperHide on the ceilings, and Sherwin-Williams ProClassic/Benjamin Moore Scuff-X on door frames and trim.

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