Kitchener painters who check every wall

Not a problem. Plaster in older Kitchener homes needs different prep from drywall, so we check every wall at the estimate. Whatever your plaster needs is written into your quote before any work starts.

Our Instant Quote gives you a ballpark online in about a minute. For a firm price, we text or call back the same day to book a visit. Marcus or Jordan walks every room or side of the house with you and measures, and your written quote arrives by email within 24 hours.

Yes, the whole time. Doors and drawers go to our spray booth off Northfield Drive, so they're not in your way. We spray the boxes in place with the room masked floor to ceiling and an air scrubber running. Light use is fine once the doors are back; skip the scrubbing for about three weeks while the finish fully cures.

Yes, you can keep living at home for the entire job. A main floor usually takes 4–7 days, depending on how much prep it needs. We move the furniture, lay canvas drop cloths over the floors, and ask that pets be kept out of the rooms we're working in so nobody steps through wet paint.

Pick your colours first, since a change halfway means another coat and another day. Take pictures, mirrors and breakables off the walls. For cabinets, empty the drawers and the shelves behind the doors we're taking. For exteriors, move cars out of the driveway on spray days, because overspray travels further than people think.

Work pauses and we show you. Say we uncover soft wood behind a gutter or a crack that won't stay closed: nothing that affects the price goes ahead until you've seen it for yourself and agreed.

Together we go through each room with blue tape in hand, and anything you mark gets fixed before we pack up. You get leftover paint labelled by room and colour, plus a small touch-up kit. Jordan calls a month later, and your warranty is in writing: 10 years on cabinets, 4 on interiors, 6 on exteriors, transferable if you sell.

Exteriors fill up fast in spring and summer, so most people call between February and April. Cabinets are a good winter job: the booth runs all winter, and from December to February we can usually start within a week.