Interior Painting in Ontario

A good interior paint job is mostly work you never see. The difference between paint that looks sharp for ten years and paint that starts flaking at the first humid summer comes down to prep: filling nail pops, sanding old drips flat, spot-priming stains and water marks, and caulking the gap where trim meets wall. The actual rolling is the fast part.

We quote everything from a single bedroom to every wall, ceiling and door in the house. Lots of customers call us right before listing a home for sale or right after getting the keys — an empty house paints faster and cheaper than a furnished one, so if you're between the two, that's the moment.

Not sure about colour? Painters see more of what actually works in Ontario houses than any paint chip wall can show you. Ask for a second opinion before committing to five gallons of the wrong grey.

• Walls, ceilings, trim, doors and closets
• Filling nail pops, dents and hairline cracks
• Sanding, spot-priming and stain blocking
• Caulking gaps at trim and baseboards
• Full masking and floor protection
• Condo and apartment painting, including elevator booking rules
• Rental turnover repaints for landlords
• Feature walls and colour changes over dark paint

• How many rooms and how tall the ceilings are — stairwells and two-storey foyers take staging
• Condition of the walls; a smoke-stained or heavily patched wall needs priming before colour
• Colour change — covering a deep red or navy takes extra coats
• Whether trim, doors and ceilings are included or just walls
• How much furniture needs moving and protecting
• Paint quality you choose; builder-grade and premium lines cover very differently
• Occupied home vs empty home — empty is always faster

Every home is different, so we don’t publish flat prices — the quote is free and based on your actual job.