If you shop and ask around, you should be able to find a painter that can do a walls, ceilings and trim for $1/sq ft (paint included), cheaper if the paint scheme is already the same.

Also, when I post notices, I use red painter’s tape to post on doors.

Assuming you want to keep the places nicer and don't have a painter on staff.  

If you guys had the ability to do a great job, there would be no need to hire a painter to do the last 20% of the work, rolling on topcoats on already beautifully prepped and primed walls and ceilings.

He said, "Well, it might seem that way, but now you have something to give to your painters to make sure they don't miss anything."

I wish you the best, and all of us here at BP are here to help you in anyway we can.Thank you,- Harrison Painter

Serv-pro was there the same day removing drywall and carpet.  2 days later they started replacing drywall and replacing carpet pad. 4 days after flood they were done and painters/cabinet/baseboard people were in and out in 2 days.

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I usually fill gaps with simple paper shims made out of painter's kraft paper rolls, stapled in with a manual staple gun (Arrow T50, tried and true). shave down rises with the block planes.

You may want to bring an expert painter through the house just to be sure.