House painters in Stony Plain

They range from about a hundred years old near the historic centre to brand new. Most of the postwar growth happened in neighbourhoods built off the centre, south of Highway 16A and beyond.

A little. Health Canada’s guidance is that homes from before 1960 probably have lead-based paint, and the danger is in sanding or scraping it. We ask the year and plan the prep around that.

Yes. Our colour consultation helps you match your lighting and furniture, and an older house often rewards a considered palette.

Send us your address and we’ll tell you. Acreage jobs often have bigger rooms, more exterior and outbuildings, so we visit before quoting.

No. We paint walls, ceilings, trim, cabinets and doors. For a mural you’d want one of the artists the town has worked with.

Yes. Popcorn ceiling removal is a separate job. If the house was built before about 1990, the texture should be tested first.

Usually late spring to early fall, when nights are mild and surfaces are dry. Check the paint’s minimum temperature and ask us early if you want a summer slot.

Yes. Spruce Grove is next door, and we serve both.

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.

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.

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.

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