Interior Painting & Cabinet Refinishing in Easton, PA
To Do More Home Services brings professional kitchen cabinet refinishing, interior painting, and exterior painting to homeowners throughout Easton, PA. Clean work, clear communication, and results you’ll be proud of.
Why Easton Homeowners Choose To Do More
From Downtown Easton’s historic rowhomes to neighborhoods across the city, we bring the same careful prep, quality materials, and clean job sites to every Easton project. Our 5.0-star rating from Lehigh Valley customers speaks for itself.
Where We Work in Easton
College Hill is where most of our Easton work happens — historic mansions and turn-of-the-century homes mixed with more modest housing, many still holding original woodwork, plaster walls, and cabinetry from a different era. The goal there is never to make an old house look new; it is to update the finish without erasing what made someone buy an older home in the first place.
We also work downtown and through the older streets off Northampton Street, and out toward Palmer and Forks where the housing is newer and the job is usually a straight colour change rather than repair. Anything built before 1978 gets our lead-safe certified process as standard, not as an add-on.
Our Services in Easton
Recent Work in Easton, PA

Frequently Asked Questions
How much does interior painting cost in Easton, PA?
Most Easton interior projects range from a few hundred dollars for one room to several thousand for a full interior. What moves the price isn’t just square footage — it’s ceiling height, the amount of patching and caulking the walls need, door and window counts, and whether you’re covering a dark color. We walk your actual rooms and price from what’s in front of us, with materials billed at our cost and no markup.
Do you paint historic homes in College Hill and downtown Easton?
Yes. College Hill’s Federal and Victorian homes and the older stock around downtown need a slower, more careful approach than newer construction — original plaster, settled woodwork, and period trim that’s worth cutting in properly rather than rushing. Our crew is lead-safe certified, which is a requirement rather than a nice-to-have on homes built before 1978.
How long does it take to paint the interior of an Easton home?
One room is typically a single day. A whole-home interior repaint usually runs three to five working days, longer on an older home where prep takes more care. You’ll get the real schedule up front, and an end-of-day update on what’s done and what’s next.
What should I ask before hiring a painter in Easton?
Ask what the prep actually includes, how many coats you’re getting, whether they’re insured and lead-safe certified, and what happens if the finish fails later. Vague answers to those are the red flag. Ours: full prep, two coats of premium Sherwin-Williams product, fully insured and lead-safe certified, and a craftsmanship warranty behind every job.
How fast can I get a quote in Easton?
Most Easton-area estimates are scheduled within a few days of your request. Use the form below or call us directly to get started.
Can you work with original plaster walls, not just drywall?
Yes. Plaster needs a different prep approach than drywall — more careful patching, and primer behaves differently on it. We account for that as part of the process, not as an upcharge surprise halfway through.
My cabinets are original to the house. Can they be refinished instead of replaced?
In most cases yes, and it is usually the better call. Original cabinet boxes in houses this age are often solid wood, which takes a refinish beautifully and holds up longer than a lot of what is sold new today.
