Ottawa’s Most Reliable Interiors/Exteriors Painting Service
Interior Painting
Transform. Refresh. Revitalize.
Interior Paints are paints used in the interior of the building, in areas such as rooms, hallways, offices, bathrooms and kitchens. The most basic features of paints used in interior walls are that they have good coverage, do not contain harmful substances to human health and provide an aesthetic appearance. Features such as dirt-repellent, gloss, and being cleanable may also be among those expected from interior paint, depending on the needs of the user.
We only use LOW VOC interior paints.
While interior paints used to be solvent-based in the past, water-based products have been used today. Because the solvent emits many gases harmful to human health during and after application. In water-based paints, since the carrier phase is water, the water inside evaporates while the paint dries, so it does not cause any harmful effect on human health.
Exterior Painting
Protect. Beautify. Endure.
Exterior paints can also be water-based. Besides, acrylic-based, silicone and grained paints could be among the options as well. Silicone paints have the effect of repelling dirt and thus they hold less dirt than acrylic paints. Grainy paints create a textured image due to the ingredients.
Unlike interior paints, exterior paints require professional craftsmanship. However, you can paint the small parts of the house such as the balcony by yourself as it will see relatively less rain. In the painting process, the same rule applies as for the interior application. In other words, the application surface should be prepared properly and the application should be made in accordance with the paint usage instructions.
Exterior paints can also be sprayed onto surfaces with sprayers such as a 490 Graco or Titan branded machines.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in your painting projects?
Our pricing includes paint (optional), painting supplies, tools and minor drywall repair. We also provide drop cloths to protect your floors and furniture from paint drips.
Do I need to shop for paint supplies?
Paint supplies are provided. However you may choose to use your own paint during the paint job. If you think you can save more by buying your own paint, then we can arrange that for you. Our painter will arrive with his painting tools and supplies only and will utilize the paint that you have provided.
How does pricing work?
Our pricing depends on the size of the room, the tasks that needs to be done and the paint to be used. We used industry standards in providing a fair pricing suitable for your house painting needs.
What happens if I decide to cancel my paint job?
We will work with you to try and reschedule provided you give us enough notice. However, any cancellations within 72 hours of the start of the job may result in the forfeit of your deposit because we reserved the date specifically for you while we could have obtained another job for our painter.
How far in advance do I need to book?
A paint job is something that needs time to prepare. We recommend booking 5-7 days in advance to ensure that every detail gets noted and taken cared of. It’s also best that you keep communication open to ensure that nothing gets missed on the day of the appointment.
How do I select a paint colour?
You may send us the paint colour code, so we can purchase the paint for you. After you’ve reviewsd our quote and have committed to work with us, you will have access to a free colour consultation to help you choose colours to best suit the space.
How should I prepare before you come?
It’s always best to move your furniture to the centre of the room so it’s out of the way. If you’re not able to do that let us know in advance and we will provide a solution for you. It is also a good idea to wipe down the baseboards and window trim so dust and dirt doesn’t get into the paint.