Where we paint

VancouverSurreyAbbotsfordChilliwack

Pick your city

• Vancouver

  From Vancouver Specials and character homes to laneway houses and downtown condos, this city asks a lot of a painter.

• North Vancouver

  North Shore homes sit in the rain and the shade of big trees, and exterior paint has to be ready for both.

• West Vancouver

  West Vancouver homes are large, glassy and exposed to the water, and the finish is what people notice.

• Burnaby

  Burnaby mixes towers and townhomes with postwar houses, so no two jobs start from the same place.

• New Westminster

  New Westminster has some of the oldest houses in the region, right next to new riverfront towers.

• Richmond

  Richmond is flat, low and surrounded by water, and exterior paint here deals with damp and wind.

• Delta

  Delta covers three different communities, each with its own kind of house and its own weather.

• Surrey

  Surrey is home base for us, and the work here runs from brand new homes to first repaints and commercial strips.

• White Rock

  On the hillside above Semiahmoo Bay, houses take sun and salt air from the same direction all day.

• Langley

  Langley runs from new townhomes in Willoughby to acreages, barns and the heritage streets of Fort Langley.

• Coquitlam

  Coquitlam climbs from older neighbourhoods near the river to new streets on Burke Mountain.

• Port Coquitlam

  Port Coquitlam is a city of family homes, many of them ready for a first full repaint in years.

• Port Moody

  At the head of Burrard Inlet, Port Moody homes deal with damp air, forest shade and steep lots.

• Maple Ridge

  Maple Ridge sits between the river and the mountains, and homes here take wind, rain and forest shade.

• Pitt Meadows

  Pitt Meadows is small, open and windy, with new homes on one side of the highway and farmland on the other.

• Mission

  Mission looks south across the Fraser from a long slope, which means sun and wind on nearly every house.

• Abbotsford

  Abbotsford has hotter summers than the coast and hard winter winds, and exterior paint has to handle both.

• Chilliwack

  At the far end of the valley, Chilliwack gets the hottest summers in the Lower Mainland and strong winter winds.