House painters in Spruce Grove

There’s no fixed date. A first repaint often makes sense once scuffs, marks and colour fatigue pile up, and a house ten years old is not unusual. If you’re selling, or you’re tired of the colour, earlier is reasonable.

New lumber dries and moves in the first years, and drywall joints can show it. We repair them before painting so they don’t show through the new coat.

Eggshell or satin on walls wipes clean far better than flat, and semi-gloss works well on trim. We’ll talk through options for each room.

Newer homes are usually straightforward. The main jobs are scuffs, nail pops and cracks, and the walls above the stairs take the most time.

Older homes need a little more care. Health Canada says homes from before 1960 probably contain lead-based paint, and the risk comes from sanding or scraping it. Tell us the year and we’ll plan around it.

Yes. Neutral colours and clean trim help a listing. Tell us your timeline and we’ll suggest what to do first.

Yes. Cabinet painting can refresh a kitchen without replacing the boxes. It’s a good fit when the layout works and the finish doesn’t.

Yes. Stony Plain is next door, and we’ll tell you about nearby acreages when you send us your address.

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.

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.