Interior painting in Ottawa
Walls, ceilings, trim, doors, stairwells and the repairs that make them read evenly in daylight.
Read about interior paintingServices
Seven areas of work for Ottawa houses and commercial spaces, each with its own preparation and product logic.

Painting looks like one trade from the outside. Inside it is a set of different problems. A ceiling in a 1950s bungalow, a set of lacquered kitchen doors, a brick wall that has been painted twice before, a commercial corridor that has to stay open through the week: each needs a different combination of preparation, product and sequence.
The pages below describe each area of work in detail, including what is included, how the surfaces are prepared, which products and sheens generally suit, and when in the Ottawa year the work is best done. If you are unsure which one applies, describe the space and we will tell you.
Walls, ceilings, trim, doors, stairwells and the repairs that make them read evenly in daylight.
Read about interior paintingSiding, brick and masonry where suitable, trim, soffits, doors and porches, scheduled within the paint maker's temperature limits.
Read about exterior paintingKitchen and bathroom cabinetry, degreased, sanded, primed and finished with the doors and drawers removed.
Read about cabinet paintingOffices, retail, restaurants and common areas, with after hours scheduling available on request.
Read about commercial paintingHoles, cracks, nail pops, damaged corners and skim coating, prepared properly so the paint does not show the repair.
Read about drywall repair and prepCleaning, sanding and staining for decks, fences, railings and exterior wood, timed to the moisture content of the wood.
Read about deck and fence stainingCondo interiors and new construction, with building rules, elevator bookings and new drywall priming handled.
Read about condo and new build painting03 / Shared ground
Whatever the surface, the sequence is the same. The surface is cleaned and assessed, the defects are repaired, the repairs are sanded flush, the joints are caulked where two materials meet, a suitable primer is applied where it is needed, and the finish coats go on in a controlled order. Masking and protection are set up before any of that begins and stay until the paint is dry.
The differences between services sit in the details of that sequence: which primer, how much sanding, how much time between coats, and what the Ottawa weather will allow. You can read the general approach on the our process page.
Tell us which surfaces are involved and roughly when you would like the work done. We reply by email to arrange a walkthrough.
Tell us a little about the space and the work. We reply by email with next steps and a time to walk through the project.