Interior rooms, prepared properly
Nail holes, scuffs and hairline cracks show through a fresh coat of paint. We fill, sand and spot-prime them before any colour goes on. Your walls end up even, so the finish looks uniform in daylight.
Scuffed hallways, faded bedrooms or peeling exterior trim can all make a home look tired. We paint interiors and exteriors for homeowners in Unionville, Cornell, Berczy and Thornhill. Good preparation comes first, so the new colour lasts.
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Markham Village's heritage tour follows older streets through Vinegar Hill, the village centre and Mount Joy.
Read about City of Markham: Markham Village heritage tourNail holes, scuffs and hairline cracks show through a fresh coat of paint. We fill, sand and spot-prime them before any colour goes on. Your walls end up even, so the finish looks uniform in daylight.
Painted trim takes far more knocks than walls do. Durable enamels and careful sanding give doors and baseboards a tougher, cleaner finish. Your quote lists trim separately, so you can include as much as you like.
Sun and moisture break down exterior paint faster on the south and west sides. We scrape loose paint, prime bare wood and point out any soft boards that need repair. Painting then waits for dry weather and suitable temperatures.
Both are heritage districts, where changes to exterior trim can need extra steps. That comes up early, before any colour or detail changes outside. Painting inside your home is not affected.
Paint chips look different on a wall than in the store. Large samples on your own walls show how the colour behaves morning and evening. Samples can come once you’ve narrowed your choices.
A photo of each room from the doorway gives us the wall and ceiling area. Close-ups of peeling or cracked spots show the prep work involved. For exteriors, a photo of each side of the house helps us plan access.

Call or text (365) 360-7237. Photos help us see the problem.
Walls, ceilings, trim and doors each appear as their own items. You can see exactly what the price covers before choosing.
Markham lists painting among work without a building permit, but heritage districts like Unionville can have rules for exterior trim.
City of Markham permit informationWe move lighter pieces to the middle of the room and cover them. You may want to clear fragile items before we arrive. Floors stay covered until the paint is dry.
Most walls take two finish coats over a primed surface. Big colour changes, such as dark to light, can need a third. Your quote states the number of coats for each room.
Not without preparation, because new paint fails on a loose layer. We scrape and sand back to sound paint, then prime the bare spots. Rotten wood needs repair before any paint goes on.
Yes, ceilings can be part of any room in your quote. A flat ceiling white hides small flaws and reflects light evenly. Stains need a sealing primer first so they don’t bleed through.
Dry days with mild temperatures give exterior paint the best start. In the GTA that usually means late spring to early fall. We schedule around the forecast so rain doesn’t spoil fresh paint.
Yes, small holes, dents and cracks are part of the preparation. Larger drywall repairs appear as their own line in the quote. Either way, the paint goes onto a smooth, sound surface.
Call or text (365) 360-7237. Photos help us see the problem.