We all know how quickly nice things can get old. Your paint is no different, especially around light switches, handles and door knobs. Take time to wipe away any spots that accumulate before they get trapped in the paint. Taking extra precaution in the kitchen is a must. Cooking oil, once airborne, can land on the nearby walls and can lead to dead spots in your paint.

Not with us. It’s common in our industry to come in low and then make changes once work is underway – like switching to inferior paints, only applying one coat, or skimping on/skipping prep work. Up front pricing is one of the reasons that 9 out of 10 of our customers refer us to their friends and family.

If you’re ready to breathe new life into your home’s interior, please call us at +1 (647) 504 3041 or send us a message using Contact form.

Indeed. Our customers get a complimentary color consultation. We take many factors into consideration. Lighting, architecture and room décor are a few of those. Natural versus artificial light, overall size and complexity of the rooms and the age/style of furniture all play a role. As does your goals for the job. After all, your choice of colors can have a real psychological impact on your family and guests.

Lead paint hasn’t been used in homes since 1978, when it was deemed against the law. Even if you’ve repainted a time or two, but your home was constructed before that date, there could be steps we have to take. We’re required to be certified to perform activities that disturb lead paint in older homes. We are trained in the latest best practices to deal with lead paint if there is an issue. We’re committed to your health, our employee’s health and the environment’s health, so the short answer is “no”, you don’t have to worry about it. We’ve got it covered.