Kitsilano · Point Grey · Dunbar · Arbutus
Two painters. No subcontractors. The same two people who quote your job are the ones who turn up and do it.
A colour is never one colour

The same wall, the same colour, six different times of day.
This is the most expensive mistake people make. A colour chosen from a chip under shop lighting is not the colour that ends up on a north-facing wall in Kitsilano. We leave samples on your actual wall and ask you to look at them for two days before you decide.
This is a chromatic adaptation between daylight temperatures, damped to allow for the fact that your eye compensates for a lot of it. Which is the catch: standing in the room you adapt and it looks fine, but the colour has still moved relative to everything else in there — and that is what people notice a week later.
What it costs
We do not paint exteriors between October and April. It is too wet here for the film to cure, and a coat that goes on in the rain comes off in the spring — so we would rather book you for May than take the money now.


What people said
★★★★★
“They talked me out of the colour I'd picked. Left three samples up for a weekend and the one I ended up with is much better.”
Helen B. · Kitsilano
★★★★★
“Same two people every day, dust sheets down before anything else, and the house was cleaner when they left than when they arrived.”
Marc D. · Point Grey
★★★★☆
“Told me the exterior needed another year of drying before it was worth painting. Came back the next spring, as promised. Meant waiting a summer I hadn't budgeted for, and I did call somebody else first to check.”
Jocelyn W. · Dunbar
Half an hour, no charge, and you'll have a fixed price the next day.