Painters in Vaughan

Vaughan homes tend to be newer and larger, with the detailing to match: deep baseboards, coffered and waffle ceilings, wainscotting, columns and a great deal of casing. That detail is most of the labour. A room with plain walls and plain trim is quick; the same room with panelled walls and a coffered ceiling is a different job entirely, and any estimate that treats them the same is guessing.

What we tend to meet in Vaughan

• Coffered and waffle ceilings are cut-in work, not roller work — that is where the hours go
• Deep baseboard and heavy casing take a hard enamel, because they get touched, kicked and vacuumed into
• Two-storey foyers and curved stairwells need proper staging
• Large open-plan main floors have very few natural break points, so colour changes have to be planned rather than improvised