Services
Everything from a single room to the whole exterior.
Painting and the repair work that has to happen first. Both halves done by the same crew, which is the only way the standard survives the handover.
Painting
Walls, ceilings, trim, cabinets and exteriors — prepared properly, cut in by hand.
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Interior painting
Walls, ceilings and trim, cut in clean.
Rooms, hallways, condos and whole-home repaints — prepared properly, cut in by hand, and left cleaner than we found them.
What it involves - 02
Exterior painting
A finish that survives an Ontario winter.
Siding, stucco, brick, doors and railings finished in coatings chosen for freeze, thaw and full sun — not for what was on the shelf.
What it involves - 03
Kitchen cabinets
The biggest change you can make without replacing them.
Cabinet doors, drawer fronts and frames refinished to a hard, even surface — a fraction of the cost and disruption of new cabinetry.
What it involves - 04
Spray finishing
A surface with no brush in it.
Built-ins, doors, railings, furniture and trim sprayed to an even, factory-smooth finish where a brush would always show.
What it involves - 05
Office & commercial
Painted around your hours, not through them.
Offices, units, common areas and retail spaces — scheduled evenings and weekends where the space cannot be taken out of use.
What it involves - 06
Floor coatings
Garage and basement floors that take traffic.
Concrete garage, basement and utility floors coated in a hard finish that resists tyres, salt and the things that get spilled on them.
What it involves - 07
Popcorn ceiling removal
The fastest way to un-date a room.
Textured "popcorn" ceilings scraped off, the ceiling skimmed flat, and the whole surface refinished smooth.
What it involves
Renovation
The work that has to happen before paint goes on, and the finishes that go with it.
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Drywall repairs
Make the wall flat before you make it pretty.
Cracks, nail pops, dents, door-handle holes and water-stained patches — repaired and blended so the repair disappears under the paint.
What it involves - 09
Plastering & taping
Flat is a skill, not a setting.
Boarding, taping, mudding and skim coats — new walls and ceilings brought to a flat, even surface ready for finish.
What it involves - 10
Backsplash
A weekend that changes the whole kitchen.
Tile and panel backsplashes set square and grouted clean, in kitchens, laundry rooms and bathrooms.
What it involves - 11
Deck & fence
Timber lasts as long as its finish does.
Decks, fences, porches and railings cleaned, prepared and refinished in stain or paint that stands up to a full Ontario year.
What it involves
Tell us about the space.
Send a few photographs and what you have in mind. We come back with a written estimate — no charge, and no obligation to go ahead.