Calculate the total square footage (sf) of walls and ceiling. If a room is 10' by 12' with an 8'ceiling height, it would have two walls that are 10' × 8' (total of 160 sf) and two walls that are12'× 8' (total of 192 sf), and a ceiling of 10' × 12' (120 sf) for a total of 472 sf. Do not subtract any area for windows, doors, and so on.

To the right of the Paint Quality column, calculate the cost of wall repairs and primer. Only walls with a wall condition of poor(3) will require wall repair and primer. This cost is estimated as$0.50 per sf of wall/ceiling. If no primer is required, a value of0 should be entered. Remember to list any additional inputs on a separate worksheet as described above.

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Room Great Room Bedroom1 Bedroom2 Bath Length in Feet 30 18 14 8 Width in Feet 14 11 12 6 Height in Feet 12 8 8 8 Square Feet (SF) of Wall/Ceiling Wall Condition 3 1 1 2 New Color Lighter FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE Paint Quality Premium Superior Economy Premium Wall Repairs & Primer Costs $ First Coat Painting Costs Second Coat Painting Costs Paint Quality Adjustment Total Costs Low Price? Room Great Room Bedroom1 Bedroom2 Bath Length in Feet 30 18 14 8 Width in Feet 14 11 12 6 Height in Feet 12 8 8 8 Square Feet (SF) of Wall/Ceiling Wall Condition 3 1 1 2 New Color Lighter FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE Paint Quality Premium Superior Economy Premium Wall Repairs & Primer Costs $ First Coat Painting Costs Second Coat Painting Costs Paint Quality Adjustment Total Costs Low Price?