A free painting assessment gives you a practical starting point: what needs attention, what can wait, and a written scope Council can review.
1Assess
We review accessible painting and coating surfaces with you or your site contact: visible condition, preparation, access.
2Scope
A painting plan for your building: surfaces, preparation, access and priorities, set out in writing.
3Price
A concise contractor quotation with inclusions and exclusions for the agreed work.
4Council
Council can compare the same scope across quotations, decide what to address first and plan the timing.
What your free assessment gives you
A concise written scope and contractor price for the agreed work, ready for the next budget conversation
Painting plan · sample for illustration
Council summary
What needs attention, what can wait, and what it costs.
Siding and window trimAddress first
Fascia boardsAddress first
Balcony railings and postsCan wait
Entry and garage doorsCan wait
Wood repair contingencyAllowance
Written scopeInclusions and exclusionsContractor price
On a CA$200,000 scope, 5% is CA$10,000
A small percentage matters on a larger painting project. These sample budgets show the difference if the same scope were later priced 5% higher. They are illustrations, not estimates for your building.
2026 scoped price*CA$200,000
Later price (if +5%)*CA$210,000
Difference in budget*CA$10,000
*Illustrative amounts in CAD, excluding taxes; identical scope and access assumed. The 5% scenario is not a forecast or guaranteed saving. Later prices may stay the same or fall. Actual pricing and any price hold follow your written quotation. Our 2026 pricing option applies to work scoped and booked by December 31, 2026.
No prepared scope? That’s okay.
One building address is enough to start. We’ll confirm the right person for access and discuss what can be assessed on the visit.
Planning 2027 work? Our 2026 pricing option applies to work scoped and booked by December 31, 2026. Actual pricing and any price hold follow your written quotation.