30+ years painting exteriors across the Fraser Valley and Metro Vancouver, from the Ambleside seawall to the hillside estates of the British Properties.
Full prep, durable finishes, 3-year warranty.
30+ years painting exteriors across the Fraser Valley and Metro Vancouver, from the Ambleside seawall to the hillside estates of the British Properties.
Full prep, durable finishes, 3-year warranty.
These are the three main reasons we paint our homes. Not only is the exterior the first thing we see when we get home, it’s the first line of defense in protecting what is, for most of us, a major investment. After 30+ years painting exteriors, we have the expertise to properly prep and paint all types of exterior substrates.
What don’t we do? Here is a list of just a few of the exterior painting we do:
With an emphasis on quality team training, thorough site walkthroughs and systems to identify any potential safety hazards, you can rest easy and let the professionals transform the exterior of your home. Up to date insurance is included on every proposal and a fresh WCB clearance letter can be generated at your request!
From the sloped, forested lots of the British Properties high above Ambleside to the sea-level character homes and post-war bungalows near Dundarave, West Vancouver’s exterior painting needs change block by block. We also paint the strata townhomes and low-rise condos in the Ambleside village core, the custom waterfront homes along Caulfeild and Whytecliff, and properties near the retail hub at Park Royal Shopping Centre.
Looking for something else in West Vancouver? We also handle interior painting and cabinet painting and refinishing across the city.
West Vancouver’s exterior season runs May through early October, and the terrain here makes timing trickier than a flat calendar window. Homes along the waterfront from Horseshoe Bay to West Bay sit in salt-laden air off Howe Sound and Burrard Inlet, which is harder on exterior coatings than inland properties and means closer attention to adhesion on siding and trim facing the water. Move up the hillside into the British Properties and upper Caulfeild, and the pattern reverses: heavier tree canopy and elevation bring more rain, wind, and cloud cover, keeping some north-facing walls shaded and slow to dry between storms. We won’t apply coatings unless overnight temperatures hold above 2°C, and moisture meters get checked on every job before paint goes on, whether it’s a waterfront property in Dundarave or a shaded lot above Caulfeild.
– Some British Properties and hillside homes carry design guidelines or covenants that touch exterior colours, so it is worth confirming any change before we schedule the crew.
– Waterfront homes from Horseshoe Bay to West Bay face salt-laden air off Howe Sound, and that exposure means more time spent on adhesion checks and prep before topcoats go on.
– Strata townhomes and low-rise condos in the Ambleside village core often need sign-off from a strata council or building manager before exterior work starts, which can add lead time to the schedule.
– Larger custom homes on the sloped, forested lots of the British Properties and upper Caulfeild typically have more roofline, trim, and elevation to cover than a sea-level Dundarave bungalow.
Cost depends on your home’s size, siding, and how much prep it needs — a British Properties view estate with more roofline and elevation change costs more to paint than a single-storey Dundarave bungalow. Every quote is free and fixed: one price covering labour, materials, and tax, good for 30 days, and it only moves if the scope of the job changes partway through.
We paint exteriors May through early October, and in West Vancouver that window has to account for real microclimates: waterfront homes near Horseshoe Bay and Ambleside dry faster than shaded, higher-elevation lots in the British Properties and upper Caulfeild. We also hold off applying any coating unless overnight temperatures stay above 2°C, so a hillside property may need a slightly later start than one at sea level.
Most exterior projects run anywhere from a day to two weeks, depending on the home’s size and how much repair the siding needs before painting starts. A larger custom home on a sloped British Properties lot, with more trim and elevation to cover, typically sits at the longer end than a smaller property in Ambleside or Dundarave, and the crew lead walks you through the expected timeline before work begins.
Yes. Stucco and cedar siding show up often on the character homes and post-war bungalows near Dundarave and Ambleside, while Hardie board and fibre-cement are common on newer builds and custom homes throughout the British Properties, Caulfeild, and Eagle Harbour. We prep and coat all of these surfaces, including the caulking and trim work that waterfront salt exposure tends to wear down faster.
Yes. We hold a business licence for West Vancouver, carry liability insurance and WorkSafe coverage at all times, and back every exterior project with a 3-year warranty on craftsmanship. We’ve been painting homes across the Fraser Valley and Metro Vancouver since 1990, so our crews are used to working around the design review requirements that apply to larger British Properties homes.
We paint throughout West Vancouver, from the British Properties and Sentinel Hill down to sea level in Ambleside, Dundarave, and West Bay, and out along the waterfront through Caulfeild, Whytecliff, Eagle Harbour, and Horseshoe Bay. We also cover Altamont, Park Royal, and the Cypress Park Estates area, so wherever your home sits on the hillside or shoreline, our crews already know the terrain.
Yes. The same crews cover the neighbouring communities, with the same free 30-day quote: North Vancouver and Vancouver. Each of those pages covers the local neighbourhoods and the questions homeowners there ask most.