Interior painting, done slowly enough to be done right.

Every space is different, so pricing comes after a free walkthrough. Height, repairs and trim change it. You get a written quote after the walkthrough.

Yes. Furniture goes to the centre of the room and is covered, floors are under drop cloths, and plates and fixtures are masked or removed. Very heavy or fragile items (pianos, art) are best moved by you first.

Yes, most people do. We plan the order of the rooms so you always have a bedroom, a bathroom and the kitchen, and we tidy at the end of each day. Low-VOC paints keep the smell down.

A bedroom usually takes 1–2 days and a main floor about a week. Drying and recoat time between coats is part of doing it properly.

No shine for ceilings, a low shine for most walls, a little more shine for kitchens and baths, and a shiny finish for trim and doors. We go through it together at the walkthrough.

Yes. We look at the light, what the room is for and what’s fixed (floors, counters), then try samples on the wall before you decide.

We use premium paints from Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams, among others, low-VOC wherever it suits. You’re welcome to choose. Products and sheens are listed in your quote.

Health Canada says homes built before 1960 probably have lead paint, and homes from 1960 to 1990 may. We test older paint before any sanding or scraping and work lead-safe. Full lead abatement is left to specialists.

Yes, a 5-year workmanship warranty. If peeling, cracking at joints or seams showing from our work turn up within five years of completion, we come back and fix it. It doesn’t cover damage, moisture or structural problems, or normal wear. Your written quote spells out exactly what’s covered.