Newmarket’s housing growth brings steady custom home work. Main Street developments, Stonehaven estates, communities near Upper Canada Mall – new construction here needs painting crews who understand both quality finishes and construction deadlines.We deliver custom home painting for Newmarket builders and homeowners. Projects move fast here, so contractors need painters who integrate smoothly with construction schedules. Our teams maintain clean work areas, follow specifications, complete jobs that pass inspections.New builds taught our house painters essential skills. Fresh drywall needs systematic priming, woodwork demands four-coat processes with sanding, wall finishes require proper prep for lasting results. Quality products and correct application methods prevent callbacks.
The Three Stages of Custom Home Painting
New construction painting isn’t like refreshing occupied homes. The whole process changes – different schedules, new challenges, extensive coordination requirements. We don’t simply walk in on day one and begin coating walls. We sync with builders, coordinate around carpenters, work alongside tapers and other trades. Our tested approach consistently delivers professional finishes. Here’s our full method from beginning to completion:
Drywall Priming
After drywall taping and finishing wrap up, priming operations start. We spray ceilings then backroll for consistent coverage. Walls get rolled only – spraying doesn’t happen here. Why this approach? Sites remain active construction zones full of dust. Spraying walls traps floating particles, creating rough surfaces. Rolling produces cleaner results, moves quicker, needs minimal masking. Best balance between speed and quality.
Initial Painting
We begin initial painting once tiles are placed and carpentry wraps up. Optimal conditions include finished flooring, installed vanities, mounted kitchen cabinets. This order prevents subsequent trades from damaging new paint. Sites need clearing – tools removed, materials stored away, workers finished. Basic cleaning should happen before we start.
Initial painting breaks into four stages – prep work, spray coating, wall application, and thorough cleanup operations.
Preparations
Every nail hole receives filling, all trim and door damage gets repaired. We fill hundreds of seams where walls meet woodwork. Tiles, windows, floors all get shielded from overspray. Proper preparation demands adequate time.
Spray Painting
All trim receives spray primer application, then gets sanded smooth. Second primer layer applies, followed by more sanding. Two finish layers complete the cycle, sanding happens between each. Four total rounds create perfectly smooth surfaces. Complete door coverage includes both faces and all edges.
Walls Painting, and Clean-Up
Walls receive light sanding then first rolled application. After second coat, final sanding ensures smooth results. All protection comes down, windows and floors get thorough cleaning. Accent walls and color transitions show clean lines without any bleed-through.
Paint Touch Ups
Once remaining trades finish – plumbing, electrical, countertop work – we return for touch-up visits. We fix any damage they caused. Usually spans 2-4 days based on trade count and their carefulness.
Scuffed walls receive touch-ups, scratched trim gets repaired, damaged spots get recoated. Stair staining fits perfectly now with traffic ended. Final inspection with homeowner or builder confirms everything meets standards.
Getting Started
Looking for a quote on your custom home painting project?
Just visit our contact form and send us your drawings along with any specific details. That’s usually enough for us to give you a basic price estimate. Or if you’d prefer to meet in person, that works too, just let us know!
Looking forward to hearing from you!
