House Painters North York

Before we start painting, there are a few things you can do to make the process smoother. Remove smaller items from the room, like furniture, decor, and any wall hangings. Larger furniture can be pushed into the center of the room, but it’s always good to clear as much as possible. If there are areas of the room that are particularly valuable or delicate, we recommend covering them with protective sheets or moving them out of the space.

We’ll handle the heavy lifting. Our team will cover the floors with drop cloths, tape edges, and protect your furniture with plastic coverings. We also take care of removing outlet covers and light switch plates to avoid any accidental splashes. By the time we’re done prepping, the room will be ready for the fresh coat you’ve been waiting for.

We start by inspecting the walls for damage, things like nail holes, hairline cracks, or dents. Those get filled, sanded, and smoothed out. Glossy or uneven surfaces are scuffed or primed to ensure the new paint sticks properly. If the walls have stains or water marks, we use stain-blocking primer to prevent bleed-through.

Furniture is either moved out or covered. Floors, trim, and fixtures are fully protected with drop cloths, plastic, and tape. We also remove outlet covers and light switch plates so every detail is clean and consistent. Prep is half the job. When it’s done right, the paint looks better and lasts longer.

Yes, we work with all kinds of homes. For older homes, especially those with plaster walls or original trim, we take extra care to preserve the home’s character while providing a fresh, clean look. Our team is skilled at handling older materials, ensuring the paint adheres properly and doesn’t cause any damage to historical features.

In newer homes, the focus is more on delivering a sleek, polished finish that complements modern design. Whether it’s drywall, trim, or ceilings, we adjust our approach to fit the materials used in your home. We’ll guide you on the best paint finishes to use for the space’s style and functionality, ensuring your home, new or old, gets the best treatment.

Most interior paints dry to the touch within a few hours, but curing takes longer, usually one week or more. You can safely move furniture back into place the next day in most cases, but we recommend waiting at least 24 hours before hanging anything on the walls.

We’ll always tell you when it’s safe to use the space again, based on the paint and finish we use. Low-VOC options dry faster and have less odour, which helps if you’re planning to use the room quickly after the job is done.

For most painting projects, you can remain at home. However, it’s essential to coordinate with your painters to avoid fumes and disruptions. Many modern paints have low or zero VOCs, reducing strong odours, but proper ventilation is still necessary. If major repairs or spraying equipment are involved, some areas of your home might be temporarily off-limits.

Yes, we stand behind our work. If anything doesn’t look right or if there’s an issue after the job is done, we’ll come back and fix it, no questions asked. Our goal is to make sure you’re happy with the results, and we won’t leave until we get it right.

We take pride in our work, so we’re confident in the quality we provide. We’re committed to delivering long-lasting results, and if something goes wrong, we’ll make it right at no extra charge to you. We also offer an interior and exterior guarantee, which you can find the details to here.