House painters in Edmonton

It depends on the number and size of the rooms, the ceiling height, whether you want trim and doors done, and how much prep the surfaces need. The online estimate prices your rooms in a few minutes, and we confirm the final price in person.

You choose your rooms and pick small, medium or large for each one, add trim and doors if you want them, then enter your name and phone number. Your estimate appears straight away, and we confirm it in person before any work starts.

It’s a guide built from the rooms and sizes you pick. We confirm the final price in person, because ceiling height, wall condition and repairs can change the work.

Each room price covers the walls and ceiling with two coats of paint. Trim, baseboards and doors are optional extras you can add to the estimate.

Yes. Very small jobs have a minimum price, and the estimate shows it when it applies.

Yes. Estimate prices are shown before GST.

They can. Walls around 10 feet or higher, and open stairwells, need extra equipment and time. Tell us the height when you ask and we’ll confirm it in person.

Not yet. The online estimate covers interior painting. Exterior painting, cabinets, popcorn ceilings, drywall and renovations are quoted after a visit.

Room sizes, ceiling heights, how much trim and how many doors are painted, and how much repair the walls need all add up differently. Older houses often need more prep.

Yes. Walls and ceilings are included in each room price.

Yes. You can add trim and baseboards for every room, and doors with their frames, to your estimate.

Yes. Choose specific rooms in the estimate tool, or call us and tell us which rooms you have in mind.

Yes. Cabinet painting gives the cabinets you have a new finish without replacing them. It suits kitchens where the layout works and the finish doesn’t. Cabinets are quoted after a visit.

Yes. Popcorn ceiling removal is one of our services, and it’s quoted separately from painting. If your house was built before about 1990, the texture should be tested for asbestos first.

Yes. We repair cracks, nail pops, patches and water stains before the paint goes on, so they don’t show through the new coat.

Yes. We take on kitchens, bathrooms and basements. Painting is often the last step of a renovation, so it helps to plan both together. We start with a consultation.

Yes. For a new home we start with a conversation about the design and the budget.

Yes. A basement is a room like any other in the estimate. Mention low ceilings, exposed areas or any dampness when you ask.

Yes. We paint siding, trim, doors, garage doors and decks, usually between late spring and early fall. Exterior painting is quoted after a visit.

It isn’t a problem, but it changes the prep. Health Canada says homes built before 1960 probably contain lead-based paint, and the risk comes mainly from sanding or scraping it. Tell us the year and we’ll plan the work around it.

Health Canada says paint from this period may contain lead on the exterior and in smaller amounts inside, and textured ceilings from before about 1990 may contain asbestos. We ask the year and plan the prep around it.

If the house was built before about 1990, yes. Textured finishes from that period may contain asbestos, and a laboratory test before anything is disturbed tells you how to proceed safely.

Older houses often have wood trim with many layers of paint, walls that have moved, and cracks that were painted over. Fixing those first is what makes the new paint last.

Yes. Cracks and nail pops show through new paint if they aren’t repaired first. We patch and smooth them as part of the prep.

Not without preparing it. Loose paint has to be removed and the surface prepared, and in an older house we take extra care because of possible lead. Tell us when the house was built.

Edmonton’s mature neighbourhoods, such as Garneau, Glenora, Highlands, Westmount, Strathcona and Parkview, were essentially built out before 1970. Houses there usually need more prep.

Usually from late spring to early fall, once nights are mild and surfaces are dry. Check the minimum temperature on the paint you’re using, and ask us early if you want a summer date.

Yes. Interior painting happens all year. We plan ventilation around the cold, because opening a window at minus 25 isn’t pleasant.

It depends on the number of rooms, the prep, and whether trim and doors are included. We give a timeline when we confirm your price.

It’s worth asking early, especially for exterior work in summer. Tell us your preferred dates and we’ll say what’s possible.

Usually yes. Fumes and noise vary from room to room, so tell us if anyone in the house is sensitive and we’ll plan around it.

Walls are usually dry to the touch within hours, but paint takes a few weeks to cure fully. Treat painted walls gently at first and wait before scrubbing them.

Yes. Many buildings have rules about notice, elevators and working hours, so send them to us early. The estimate tool has studio and one-bedroom layouts to get you a price quickly.

Tell us about parking when you ask. Tight street parking or a back-alley entrance is fine, we just plan for it.

Yes. Tell us about access, parking and any quiet hours, and let us know if people live next door or upstairs.

Not for the online estimate. Confirming the price in person needs a time that works for you, and we’ll agree on one together.

We carry liability insurance. Send us your building’s requirements and we’ll go through them.

Winter light here is short and low, so warm whites and soft neutrals hold up better than stark colours. Test two or three samples on a large patch and look at them morning and evening before you commit.

Eggshell or satin wipes clean far better than flat, which makes it a good choice for halls, kids’ rooms and kitchens.

Semi-gloss is the usual choice. It stands up to hands, shoes and cleaning.

Yes. Our colour consultation helps you match colours to your lighting and furniture, and you can add it to your estimate.

Usually, yes. A white ceiling reflects light and keeps the attention on the walls. There are exceptions, and we’ll talk them through with you.

You can, and the room will feel cosier rather than larger. Dark-to-light colour changes may need extra coats, which we confirm in person.

Yes. Edmonton is our home base and we serve the whole city. Send us your address and we’ll confirm timing.

St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Leduc, Beaumont, Fort Saskatchewan, Devon and Morinville.

Yes. We carry $5 million liability insurance and workers’ compensation insurance.

Use the instant estimate for interior painting, or call (780) 604-3162. For anything else, send us your address and a few details and we’ll arrange a visit.

Yes. Call (780) 604-3162 and tell us about your home.

Our address is 7784 174b Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5Z 0E2.