Walls and ceilings
Filled, sanded, spot-primed and rolled — two coats, cut in by hand at the ceiling and the trim.
10 yr
Written workmanship warranty
Painting · GTA & Niagara
The same standard, indoors.
Interior Painting — Walls, Ceilings, Trim and Doors.
Renovation and refresh painting inside the house: surfaces repaired and primed properly, edges cut by hand, two full coats, and the room handed back clean. Quoted by the room after we have seen it. Water damage from a leak — stains, bubbled paint, soft drywall — repaired and repainted once the leak is fixed.
- Walls, ceilings, trim & doors
- Water damage repaired
- Quoted by the room
300+
Properties sealed & under warranty
DOWSIL
Pro-grade silicone — no big-box caulk
A+
BBB Accredited business
What we paint
Walls, ceilings, trim, doors.
Inside the house the standard is the same as outside: the surface is prepared properly, the edges are cut by hand, and the room is handed back clean.
Trim, baseboards and casings
Caulked where they meet the wall, sanded smooth, enamelled for a hard, wipeable edge.
Doors and frames
Taken down or taped off, de-glossed, enamelled on both sides.
Kitchens and bathrooms
Moisture-resistant finishes where steam and splashes live.
Stairwells and high ceilings
The awkward ones — proper access, no stretching from a stepladder.
Whole-home repaints
Room by room on a schedule you can live with.
How a room goes
Prep is the job. Paint is the last hour of it.
Most paint failures are preparation failures. We spend the time where it counts.
Protect
Furniture to the middle, under drop sheets. Floors protected wall to wall. Fixtures and hardware taped off or removed.
Repair
Nail holes, dents and cracks filled and sanded; tape seams and corners fixed; stains blocked.
Prime
Patches and bare spots spot-primed so the finish coat goes on even and stays that way.
Cut and roll
Edges cut by hand, two full coats rolled, trim and doors enamelled.
Hand back
Furniture back, floors clean, a walk-through together before we call it done.
Water damage repairs
After the leak, the repair.
The brown ring on the ceiling, the bubbled paint, the soft drywall — repaired properly after the leak is fixed: cut out what is damaged, dry it, patch it, block the stain and repaint so it disappears. Most of what we repair is the result of a failed exterior joint, and that is our trade — we find the leak first.
Find and fix the leak
The entry point is traced on the outside — window head, flashing, penetration, masonry — and sealed. If the cause is roofing or plumbing, we say so.
Dry it out
The cavity and the drywall are checked for moisture and dried before anything is closed up.
Cut out and patch
Soft, sagging or crumbling drywall is removed; new board is fitted, taped, mudded and sanded flush.
Block the stain
A stain-sealing primer over the repair and the surrounding area — not ordinary paint, which lets water stains bleed through.
Repaint to match
The ceiling or wall repainted corner to corner so the repair disappears, in the existing colour or a fresh one.
What we repair: ceiling stains; bubbled or peeling paint; soft or sagging drywall; cracked tape seams; swollen baseboards and window casings; efflorescence on interior masonry. Every leak repair is different — a stain to block and repaint is a small job, a wet cavity with new drywall is not — so it is quoted after photos or a visit. Send photos of the damage and of the outside wall above it and we reply with a number, usually within one business day.
Pricing
Quoted by the room.
Interior work — rooms and water-damage repairs alike — is quoted after we have seen it or had photos and rough sizes. Send photos and we reply with a number, usually within one business day.
Straight answers
Interior painting questions.
How do you price interior painting?
By the room and the scope — walls, ceilings, trim, doors — after we have seen it or had photos and rough sizes. We quote the prep honestly: filling, sanding and caulking the trim are what make the finish, and they are in the price, not added later.
Do I need to move everything out?
No. We move furniture to the middle of the room, cover it and the floors, and move it back when the paint is dry. Breakables and anything on the walls, we ask you to take down first.
What paint do you use?
A premium washable finish on walls and a harder enamel on trim and doors, in the sheen that suits the room. Tell us a brand or a colour and we match it; otherwise we recommend one.
How long does a room take?
A standard bedroom with walls and ceiling is a day with two coats; trim, doors and repairs add to it. We give you the schedule before we start and we keep it.
Will a water stain come back after you paint it?
Not if two things are true: the leak is fixed, and the stain is blocked with a proper stain-sealing primer rather than painted over. Ordinary paint lets a water stain bleed straight through within weeks. We do both.
Do you fix the leak too?
That is where we start. Most of what we repair is the result of a failed exterior joint — a window head, a flashing termination, a penetration — and that is our trade. If the cause is plumbing or roofing we tell you, and we repair the damage once it is fixed.
Is the drywall always replaced?
No. Drywall that got wet once and dried flat can usually be primed and painted. Drywall that is soft, sagging, crumbling or has been wet for a while gets cut out, the cavity checked and dried, and a new piece taped and finished.
What about mould behind the wall?
If the cavity shows mould we tell you before we close it up. Small areas are treated and dried; anything larger is a remediation job and we say so rather than painting over it.
Where we work
Serving the GTA and Niagara.
We specialize in large and heritage homes where the original seals have failed. Proudly serving:
EtobicokeTorontoNorth YorkEast YorkMississaugaOakvilleVaughan / WoodbridgeMarkhamRichmond HillAncasterNiagara-on-the-LakeSt. Catharines
Including The Kingsway, Rosedale, Forest Hill, Lawrence Park, Lorne Park, Mineola, Hoggs Hollow, the Bridle Path, Kleinburg, Old Ancaster, Dundas and the Niagara wine country. Not on the list? Call — routing decides more than distance, and we cluster work by neighbourhood.
Ready when you are
Find it before the next freeze.
A small open joint in October is a repair. The same joint in February is a wall.