#Commercial Painters Mississauga

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Commercial Painters Mississauga

Welcome to Premier Commercial Painters Mississauga

At Premier Commercial Painters Mississauga, we specialize in transforming commercial spaces with our expert painting services. Whether you're looking to refresh your office, retail space, or industrial facility, our skilled team is dedicated to delivering high-quality results that meet your unique needs and exceed your expectations.

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Why Choose Us?

Experienced Professionals: Our team has years of experience in commercial painting, ensuring a flawless finish every time.

Quality Materials: We use only the best paints and materials to ensure durability and a stunning appearance.

Customer Satisfaction: Your satisfaction is our top priority. We work closely with you to achieve your vision.

About Us

Who We Are

Premier Commercial Painters Mississauga is a locally owned and operated painting company with a passion for excellence. Our team of professional painters is committed to providing top-notch commercial painting services to businesses throughout Mississauga and the surrounding areas.

Our Mission

To enhance the aesthetic appeal and functionality of commercial spaces through high-quality painting services, while maintaining a commitment to customer satisfaction and environmental responsibility.

Our Values

Quality: We never compromise on the quality of our work.

Integrity: We believe in honest and transparent communication with our clients.

Reliability: We deliver on our promises and complete projects on time and within budget.

Services

Our Commercial Painting Services

At Premier Commercial Painters Mississauga, we offer a comprehensive range of commercial painting services to meet the diverse needs of our clients. Our services include:

Interior Painting

Transform your interior spaces with our professional painting services. We handle everything from preparation to the final coat, ensuring a smooth and clean finish.

Exterior Painting

Make a lasting impression with a fresh coat of paint on your building's exterior. Our team is equipped to handle large-scale projects with precision and care.

Industrial Painting

We provide specialized painting services for industrial facilities, including factories, warehouses, and manufacturing plants. Our solutions are designed to withstand the toughest conditions.

Office Painting

Create a productive and inviting work environment with our office painting services. We work around your schedule to minimize disruption to your business operations.

Retail Painting

Attract customers with a vibrant and well-maintained retail space. Our painters are skilled in delivering eye-catching results that enhance your brand's image.

Custom Painting Solutions

Have a unique painting project in mind? We offer custom painting solutions tailored to your specific requirements. Let us bring your vision to life.

Contact Us

Get in Touch

Ready to transform your commercial space? Contact Premier Commercial Painters Mississauga today for a free consultation and quote. Our friendly and knowledgeable team is here to answer any questions you may have and help you get started on your painting project.

Contact Information:

Phone: 18447774287

Email: meinhausservice21@gmail.com

Address: 251 Queen St S, Mississauga, ON L5M 1L7

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Renovate Inspire offers commercial  painting services in Burlington and surrounding areas. Their experienced team of painters uses high-quality paints and materials to provide a  professional and lasting finish to your  commercial property. 

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Are you looking for Commercial Painters in Mississauga?

Applewood Painting is a full-service painting contractor for residential and commercial. We have 15+ years of experience as a painter, resulting in an inventory of customers who have retained our services repeatedly. Our best service is guaranteed satisfaction, guaranteed quality, and guaranteed satisfaction. 

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Professional Painters in North York

TRN Painting is a leading agency in Mississauga and Brampton that deals with a wide range of plastering services. Visit our website today for more details.Reliable Painting Contractor Mississauga, Brampton

TRN Painting is a Mississauga and Brampton based painting company. Come here for reliable and affordable painting, plastering or drywall repair services.Residential & Commercial Painting, Drywall and Plastering Company Mississauga,Brampton

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Repaint your Home or Business Building: Hire the Best Painters in Your Area!

Does your residential home or business building look old and stale? Then it needs a fresh coat of paint to rejuvenate its actual curb appeal. Hire the best Canadian painters whose paintwork will make you fall in love all with your home/office once again. When it comes to house or office’s interior and exterior wall painting, the expert professionals are the only solution. The expert team can repaint the most worn-out interior and exterior walls with a fresh coat of high-quality paint. So, if your house or office needs repainting, choose the professional painting services Toronto!

Great residential painting services for homes in Mississauga and Toronto:

Whether you have bought a new home or your old home needs a makeover, you can choose the best residential painting services in Mississauga and Toronto. It’s one of the core painting services that they are offering. A new coat of paint can bring back new life into your old home. You can consult with the professional experts about what paint color and design theme will look best on your home. From painting the exterior walls to interior walls, the painters will give your home a completely new look that you couldn’t even have imagined! So, brighten up your home by choosing the best painters in your area!

Commercial workspace painting experts:

Maintaining clean and fresh looks of a commercial workspace is pretty difficult. Commercial buildings always need to look top class as that showcases professionalism. That is why you need to hire the best painters Mississauga who are offering exceptional quality commercial and residential painting services. They use professional tools and techniques to ensure that the workspace looks clean and fresh. If your office is in Toronto, then you can opt for commercial painting Toronto services! The professionals will visit your workspace and finish the paint job within the shortest time period!

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Things you should know before choosing House Painter in Mississauga

If you've ever searched for a house painter Mississauga, you understand that finding the right one is trickier than it looks. Competition in the field is high and it can be difficult to determine who to give your residential or commercial painting contract.

Of course, there are qualities and values that every good painter should have. You still have to know them. Painting projects can be expensive, so it's important to put your money in the hands of a trusted house painter.

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We provide a good range of painting services. If you are in the Mississauga area and are looking for a professional and reliable painter, we would love to help you! We offer a wide variety of painting services those with full experience in the painting field have many years of experience. Renovation Torontoa Our experienced team uses high quality industrial materials. That is why you will not get any painter in the entire Mississauga area.

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Good morning! We are CIP Commercial & Industrial Painters and we do Aviation Painting, Roof decks, Roof Coatings, Swimming Pools, Parking Garages, Places of Worship, Floor Coatings, Institutions (Healthcare & Schools), Exterior Painting, Office Painting, Tanks & Silos, Utilities, Factories, Marine Painting, Waster Water Treatment Plants, Structural Steel. ✅ ⚫️🟠⚫️🇨🇦 #steelpreservationists #commercial & #industrial #painting #sandblasting #coatings #toronto #burlington #oakville #milton #mississauga #hamilton #brampton #vaughan #etobicoke #niagara #ajax #peterborough #london #oshawa #newmarket #barrie #aurora #kitchener #cambridge #waterloo #vaughan #ontario #canada #industrialpainters (at Toronto, Ontario) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9WjLPNgbmG/?igshid=1mijrkqzjv0z1

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Esposito's Painting Services

We are knowledgeable, dedicated and experienced painters who are committed to providing excellent customer service in various painting facilities that we have to offer. Our mission is to provide honest and reliable residential and commercial painting services that stand head and shoulders above the rest. We combine the industry’s best paint with our passion for detail to exceed your expectations.

Address:

7199 Fayette Cir, Mississauga, ON L5N 1Y5"

Hours of Operation:

Monday - Friday:  8a.m.–5p.m.

Saturday:         8a.m.–4p.m.

Sunday:           closed

Contact No:

+1 (416) 809-3641

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20 QUESTIONS FOR: TREVOR KIERNANDER

“There is a Ghost”

Oil, acrylic, and oil stick on linen

101.5cm x 76cm (40in x 30in) (image courtesy of the artist)

1.Name:

Trevor Kiernander

2.Occupation(s):

Artist/painter

3.Where are you from and what is your education?

I was born in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, and grew up in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada, from the age of 12. I lived in Montreal between 2002-2007, London, England from 2007-2014, and back in Montreal since 2014.

Took Art Fundamentals and my Interpretive Illustration Diploma at Sheridan College, Canada, a BFA in Painting & Drawing from Concordia University, Canada, and an MFA from Goldsmiths, University of London, UK.

4.Where do you live/work (neighbourhood/city/country)?

Currently living in the Rosemont/Petit Patrie area of Montreal, and my studio is located in Parc Ex.

5.Does your location affect your practice?  

Definitely, both affects and informs. I am about a 20-minute walk from my studio and I have more studio space than I have ever had. Both of these factors allow me to work a lot, and experiment with new ideas and materials on a regular basis. And only in the past few years (since being back in Montreal) have I come to realize that my work is about my relationship to space, and therefore obviously the spaces I work in.

6.What is your favourite tool in the studio?

I have made my own version of a “brush”, but it’s top secret…

7.Where do you look for your source material?

Anywhere and everywhere, really. I take lots of photos when I am out, but I also like snagging other people’s images from the internet. Also screen shots of things I’m watching on my computer. They mainly reappear in paintings and drawings as fragments, but it’s all there in my head somewhere.

8.What is your daily art world read?

Painting at the End of the World  It is not necessarily a daily read, but Ian Gonczarow also runs an Instagram page of the same name and posts some really great work. I am also on a few mailing lists, like Artsy, etc., but there are a few online ones like Painters Talking Painting on FB (the new FB algorithms are pretty shit, mind, and so once you click on a news story, you seem to only ever get news from those sources). Other than that, it’s mainly Instagram.

9.What is your daily non-art-world read?

The Onion or Daily Mash. The “real world” news is too depressing…

10.What role does writing play in your practice? 

Not as much as I would like it to.

11.What role does research play in your practice?

Depends on the definition of research. I read daily, and have a pretty decent library in my studio, so I am constantly referencing things, remembering essays I have read in the past, looking at artist monographs, but also getting out to see as much art as I can around town.

12.What role does collaboration play in your practice?  

Not much at all, but I am always up for new things.

13.How does success affect your practice?  

Again, I guess it depends on one’s definition of success? Like, I successfully left my job in London and moved back to Canada to work full-time in the studio. I think “success” follows the same plateaus you find in an art practice. You work hard at something and then finally reach a particular level, keep that up for a while until the next plateau, and so on. I definitely don’t jump on to something that is “commercially successful” and keep that going. I get bored too easily.

14.How does failure affect your practice?

I don’t believe in failure but see mistakes as something to build from. It works that way in each painting as well. I often try different things when painting, colours, mediums, techniques, directions, and if it doesn’t work out, I keep it, and work other elements into the composition to make everything relate.

15.What do you identify as the biggest challenge in your artistic process?

Being able to keep painting.

16.Who are some historical artists you are thinking about?  

Paul Klee, Wassily Kandinsky, Willem de Kooning, Peter Lanyon, for painting.

17.Who are some contemporary artists you are thinking about?  

Again, in painting, Amy Sillman (US), Charley Peters (UK), Delphine Hennelly (US), Leopold Plotek (CA)… there are quite a lot, actually, and many I am happy to call friends. I try to see as much painting as I can and try to keep an open mind to it all.

18.How do you describe what you are making now?  

Oof. I just made myself a drawing station in my studio. It’s made out of scrap wood and a new IKEA table top I found.

As for my painting, I am working off of ideas from my current show at the Galerie d’art d’Outremont in Montreal (up until April 28th,), developing compositions and installation ideas made up of numerous surfaces. My work is continuous, meaning I don’t just make a particular body of work for a particular show, but I constantly paint, and then make a selection of work that I feel makes sense in the space I will be exhibiting in. I kinda go through a slump after a show, which I am sure a lot of people do, but I need to keep at it, so I spend a good week or two after the show, stretching and priming up some linen and canvas. I am really looking forward to working on more linen/canvas diptychs, this sort of duality thing I have been making since a residency in Leipzig in 2017-18. That, and trying to understand deeper connections between painting and music, rhythm, etc.

19.Who is an artist that you think deserves more attention?

Too many to mention. I think more attention needs to be paid to Canadian artists as a whole.

20.How can we find out more about you (relevant links etc)?  

trevorkiernander.com www.instagram.com/ttothek9/

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Commercial Painters Mississauga - Renovate Inspire

Renovate Inspire offers professional commercial painting services in Mississauga and surrounding areas. Their team of skilled painters provides high-quality painting services for offices, warehouses, retail spaces, and more. They use��the latest painting techniques and high-quality paints to ensure a long-lasting and durable finish.

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Are you looking for the best Commercial Painting Services in Toronto?

Residential and commercial painting services in Toronto. A professional approach to your needs, your satisfaction is our priority

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Interior House Painting Tips And Tricks

Lap marks are those terrible stripes brought about by uneven layers of paint development. They happen when you move over paint that is mostly dry. (In warm, dry conditions, latex paint can start to solidify in under a moment!) The way to staying away from lap marks while doing DIY divider painting is to keep up a "wet edge," so each stroke of your roller covers the past stroke before the paint can start to dry. 

To keep up a wet edge, begin close to a corner and run the roller here and there the full stature of the divider, moving over marginally with each stroke. Commercial painting mississauga on Go in reverse where important to try and out thick spots or runs. Try not to give the roller a chance to turn out to be about dry; reload it regularly with the goal that it's dependably at any rate half stacked. Keep the open side of the roller outline confronting the territory that is as of now painted. That puts less weight on the open side of the roller, so you're less inclined to leave paint edges while doing DIY divider painting. 

Paint shading may fluctuate marginally starting with one can then onto the next. On the off chance that you need to open another can amidst a divider, the distinction might be detectable. Combining the paints takes out the issue. It's ideal to appraise the measure of paint you'll need and blend it in a 5-gallon container (a procedure called "boxing"). 

At the point when inclusion is hard to assess, include more instead of less while doing DIY divider painting. You can generally empty the extra once again into jars. For extensive employments, utilize the basin and a roller screen as opposed to a roller plate. It's a lot quicker to stack your roller with the screen than to utilize a roller container. Just dunk the roller into the paint basin, at that point move it along the screen until it quits dribbling. 

When paint is dry, you can't simply pull the tape off the trim. Paint frames a film between the divider and the tape, and evacuating the tape detaches bits of dried paint the divider. So before pulling off the tape, cut it free. 

Sit tight for the paint to totally dry, no less than 24 hours, at that point utilize a sharp utility blade or box shaper blade to cut through the film. Begin in a subtle territory to ensure the paint is sufficiently hard to cut neatly. In the event that you cut the paint while it's as yet sticky, you'll make a wreck. As you cut the paint, pull up the tape at a 45-degree edge. 

Experts typically pursue a specific request when painting a room. They paint the trim first, at that point the roof, at that point the dividers. That is on the grounds that it's simpler (and quicker) to tape off the trim than to tape off the dividers. What's more, you positively would prefer not to tape them both off! 

When painting the trim, you don't need to be perfect. Simply focus on getting a smooth completion on the wood. Try not to stress if the trim paint gets onto the dividers. You'll cover it later when painting the dividers. When the trim is totally painted and dry (somewhere around 24 hours), tape it off (utilizing a "simple discharge" painter's tape), at that point paint the roof, at that point the dividers. 

Newly painted dividers frequently look messy. The shading is uniform, yet the sheen isn't steady. This normally happens over the openings and splits you fixed with a filler or drywall compound. The permeable fillers assimilate the paint, dulling the surface (an issue called "blazing"). At the point when light hits these dull spots, they stand out like a sore thumb. The smooth fix additionally emerges rather than the somewhat uneven surface of the remainder of the divider. A speedy layer of groundwork is everything necessary to take out flashing and surface contrasts. 

Groundwork seals the fix so paint won't soak in and look dull. To coordinate surface, prime with a roller, feathering out the edges. Pick a snooze thickness to coordinate the encompassing divider surface (a 3/8-in. rest roller for smooth dividers; 1/2-in. for finished). 

On the off chance that you paint over messy, sleek surfaces, the paint will effectively chip or strip off. So before painting, clean smudged zones with a deglosser or substantial cleaner expected for prepaint cleaning. They function admirably to clean painted, varnished or enameled surfaces to improve the attachment of the new paint. They're perfect for cleaning oily or slick territories like kitchen and washroom dividers and evacuating hand stamps around light switches and doorknobs. 

Wipe on the cleaner in a round movement utilizing a build up free material or grating cushion. Begin at the base and work up. After the surface is perfect, fill in any scratches and gaps, at that point sand them smooth before painting. The cleaners are accessible at paint stores and home focuses. Make sure to wear elastic gloves and eye assurance. 

Corners and zones alongside trim that are painted just with a brush have a perceptibly unexpected surface in comparison to the encompassing paint. To guarantee the completed surface will be predictable in these regions, brush on the paint, at that point quickly move it out before the paint dries. 

Utilize a 3-in. roller with a snooze that is a similar thickness as the roller utilized for the remainder of the divider. Move as close as you can without knocking the contrary divider or slopping paint onto the trim. Get done with brushing on the paint and moving it out in one territory before proceeding onward to the following area. 

Spills and scatters occur, paying little respect to how cautious you are. It's much simpler to pre-pare for them than to clear them out of your covering or off your wood floor later. Everything necessary is canvas drop fabrics in your work region. The thick canvas remains set up, so you don't have to tape it, and you can utilize it to cover any surface. Plastic drop materials are elusive to stroll on or set a stepping stool on and don't remain set up. Surprisingly more dreadful, paint spills on plastic remain wet, and they can finish up on your shoes and get followed through the house.Commercial painting mississauga on Canvas is dangerous on hard floors, so rosin paper ($10 for 400 sq. ft. at home focuses) is better over vinyl, tile and hard-wood. Tape the sheets together and to the floor to give a nonslip surface. 

In any case, even with canvas or rosin-paper drop fabrics, extensive spills still need to get cleaned up immediately or they'll leak through. Clean spills with paper towels or fabric clothes. In like manner, in the event that you splatter paint on some other surface, wipe it up right away. 

You can't cover huge territories like roofs, additional tall dividers or stairwells in single, constant strokes, so the most ideal approach to limit lap blemishes on these zones is to quill out the paint along the edges that you can't keep wet. The more slender, feathered layer of paint will maintain a strategic distance from the development that causes the lap mark. 

To paint a huge area without leaving lap marks, roll the about dry roller in various ways along the dry edge, feathering out the paint as you go. In the wake of finishing the whole length of the divider or roof, move to the following area and paint over the feathered edges. For the second coat, apply the paint the other way. This bungling paint application strongly decreases (if not takes out) lap marks. 

One layer of paint as a rule won't conceal the basic shading and sheen on trim. What's more, in the event that you don't sand the surface smooth between coats, the completion may have a grainy surface. For a smooth completion, sand the trim before applying each layer of paint. 

Sand the trim with a fine-coarseness sanding wipe. Wipes get into cleft where sandpaper can't proceed to give you a chance to apply even weight. At that point apply the first layer of paint, let it dry somewhere around 24 hours, softly sand it again for a totally smooth surface, and apply the second coat. After each sanding, vacuum the trim, at that point wipe it down with an attach fabric to evacuate the residue.

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How to Find the Best Bathroom Renovation Services in Mississauga

Bathrooms are private spaces that should be designed with practicality and luxuriousness in mind. For many homeowners, an outdated bathroom means a lack of storage, impractical design, and an absence of appeal. Fortunately, with the right renovation and remodel team, you can have your dream bathroom and that means a beautiful space you can relax in.

Whether you wish for a simple and clean space that is easy to maintain or you want a lavish room that is reminiscent of a high-end hotel, always rely on experienced and knowledgeable professionals for the best results.

To help you with your next remodel, bathroom renovation services Mississauga homeowners can depend on are provided by knowledgeable contractors. Let’s take a closer look at the benefits of professional renovators for bathroom upgrades.

Practical

An important part of any bathroom upgrade is ensuring its practicality. A functional bathroom means that you can find everything you need when you need it. The space should provide sufficient storage and privacy making it easier to manage personal hygiene while keeping essentials concealed. Practicality is a necessary part of successful bathroom design and is best determined by a certified and experienced remodeler.

Simple to Maintain

Because bathrooms are exposed to constant moisture, it needs to be designed for simple maintenance. The steam and water create the ideal conditions for rising dampness, mold, and mildew to form. Fortunately, with the correct use of materials such as tiles and steel fixtures, it can prevent rising dampness and mold from taking over the condition of the room.

Attractive

Because bathrooms are meant for cleanliness and relaxation, they should offer appealing designs. By working with professional remodelers, you can transform these rooms into any style or finish. From the installation of deep tubs with feet to modern vanities for storage and appeal, there are various features and fixtures that professional installers can include to create your dream bathroom.

It is important to speak to your contractor about the desired designs and which of these will deliver the beauty and the finishes that you are looking for. Experts in the industry can advise on suitable design aspects to enhance the space while creating the functionality that you need at the same time.

Value

When you call on experienced and knowledgeable contractors for the design and the improvement of bathrooms, you can rest assured that high-quality materials are used and careful attention is paid to the finishes of the space. When bathrooms are properly designed and beautified, it can significantly improve the value of the space and the overall property. If you are thinking about the resale of the property investing in superior bathroom design can make all the difference. This means renovating the space so that it provides the functionality you are looking for while appealing to a future buyer. The remodel team will discuss the design options and help to create an appealing bathroom with the features needed for the best results.

How to Find the Best Bathroom Remodelers

Bathroom remodeling experts can provide exceptional value and ensure that every part of your new space satisfies your expectations. This includes functional design and beautiful features that improve the appeal of the space. With expert bathroom renovation services Mississauga clients can take advantage of sound design and modern solutions that are meant to last. Professional designers will work with you to create bathrooms that are beautiful and valuable. The purpose is to ensure that the room is not only designed for your current needs but also for the future value of the home. From new tiles and faucets to the installation of showers and vanities, call on your trusted bathroom remodelers for expert results.

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Mas Construction Painting Contractor – Local House Painter Toronto

Are you fed up watching your old boring home walls? want to give a trendy look or authentic looks to your home? With a new Home Decor which suits your lifestyle.

We Mas Construction (Painting and Decorating Company Toronto), have a team of skilled House Painter in Toronto, Mississauga, Markham, Brampton and North York.  We are working in residential, office, and commercial painting services. Our job is not only to pain, but to give you a wall smooth and clear that you will live. We are specialized in Exterior painting, Interior painting, Drywall installation, Venetian plaster, Stucco ceiling removal, Taping & Plastering and many more.

Quality is our priority using the best quality paint, newest technology, and expert painters to create a fresh look for your home or office.

The advantage of using a professional House Painter in Toronto to decorating your house your walls is for the long term: “We repaint the walls on average every 10 years. But in 10 years, there will be much less work.” For a resale or in ​​saving money, the intervention is a real added value for a property to renovate.

To have beautiful walls or want Drywall Installation you must therefore have a specific skill. It requires technical knowledge, and that requires a lot of experience in materials and files like Mas Construction. 

How Painting Contractor Works

While Selecting a Painting Contractor can be difficult. How does one know they’re qualified to assist you to choose right color which is suitable for your house?

And then there’s the concern that they won’t show up, or worse, they ruin your walls. Here are a few ideas to help you:

1. Make sure your painter offers a wide range of paint colors you can choose from. Painting Contractor should be able to create a color that look perfect for customers.

2. Make sure they’re going over with you exactly how they will l prepare your home or office for the duty you’ve got hired them to do.

3. The last walkthrough is important. They need to use these Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, Delux, Behr, Para.

4. They must offer rather more service except painting walls, like modern and antique with Venetian Plaster, Drywall installation and far more

How to Go with the Right Painter in Toronto

ASK AROUND

Get referrals from friends, neighbors, and acquaintances about the skilled painters for house that has had wonderful experiences with painting contractors in your area.

ALWAYS ASK CONTRACTORS THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:

How long have you been in business?

Do you have the proper/required licenses? (This varies by province, and some provinces may not require licensing.)

Do you have bonding and insurance?

Can you provide references?

Do you offer written guarantees for your work?

What products do you use?

BE SPECIFIC ABOUT THE PROJECT

It’s a superb idea to run each potential paint contractor round the areas (exterior painter or interior painter) to be painted while discussing your needs, and particularly any aspects of the project that might affect the value.

Be specific about which surfaces you would like to possess painted and also the paint colors and stain finishes you wish to be used.

PAY ATTENTION TO BEHAVIOR

As you meet with each painter, concentrate on the subsequent signs and behaviors:

Does the contractor project a way of professionalism and experience?

Is the contractor courteous and business-like?

Is the contractor busy?

Does the contractor return phone calls and supply estimates promptly?

Is the contractor on time for appointments?

REVIEW THE CONTRACT

Once you’ve settled on a painter, ask for a written contract and review it carefully. As a consumer, you may ask detailed questions about any issues you need to be clarified. In particular, be sure to verify:

What exactly is being painted

Details on preparation and cleanup

Paint colors for each area to be painted

How the painters will protect plants, patios, furniture, or other items

How much time the project will take from completer

When and the way they pay the contractor