Service Area · Stanley Park
Painting in Stanley Park
Painting for Stanley Park's 1960s and 70s sidesplits, bungalows and two-storeys in east Kitchener, and the streets around Stanley Park Mall and Chicopee.
Stanley Park was built out mostly through the 1960s and early 70s on the east side of Kitchener, between Ottawa Street, River Road and the Grand River, and its housing is remarkably consistent: sidesplits, backsplits, bungalows and modest two-storeys on generous lots, many still with original owners or second owners who have been there for decades. That consistency means the painting list is predictable. Popcorn ceilings in most rooms, yellowed and in many cases never painted. Dark wood panelling in the rec room and sometimes the family room, which owners increasingly want primed and painted rather than torn out. Oil enamel on doors and trim that has to be bonding-primed before a modern finish will stick. Drywall with fifty years of patches and nail pops. Kitchens with original or 1980s-replacement oak cabinets, which are among the best candidates in the city for cabinet painting. Outside, aluminum siding and trim that has chalked, wood fascia and soffit that has weathered, and painted concrete porches. Pre-listing painting is common here as long-time owners sell, and buyers moving in call for the same houses to be repainted in their own colours. The Grand River and Chicopee are close, and the exterior season runs late spring to early fall. No travel charge inside Kitchener.
Painting services in Stanley Park
- Interior House Painting
- Exterior Painting: Siding & Trim
- Kitchen Cabinet Painting
- Ceiling & Popcorn Ceiling Painting
- Pre-Sale & Move-In Painting
Frequently asked questions
Do you charge more to work outside Kitchener?
Not for Waterloo, Breslau or the neighbouring communities. Travel inside the Region is built into the quote from the start rather than added afterwards, so the number you agree to is the number.
Does the age of the neighbourhood really change the price?
Yes, and more than the size of the house does. Plaster in a century home downtown takes more filling and sanding than drywall in Doon South, old oil trim needs a bonding primer, and popcorn ceilings in a 1970s sidesplit take more paint and more time than a flat ceiling. The site visit is what turns those differences into a number.
Serving Kitchener and surrounding areas. Contact us for a no-obligation quote specific to your property.