Residential painting is the broad job: a house in Keremeos where you want the inside, the outside, or both handled by one crew under one plan. Instead of coordinating separate trades, you get a single written quote that says what gets painted, in what order, and how long it should take.

People usually call us because a project has piled up. The kitchen is dull, the trim is chipped, the front door has faded, and nobody wants to manage five different conversations. We fold it all into one schedule.

Typical residential projects here

Whole-house repaints, inside and out, planned in a sensible order
Rentals between tenants, where speed and a neutral colour matter most
Second homes and seasonal houses that need work before they are used
Pre-sale refreshes aimed at the rooms buyers see first
New colour schemes for homeowners tired of the old palette
Small add-on repairs such as drywall patches and caulking

Homes at different stages of life

Keremeos has a mix of long-held family houses, rentals and properties owned by people who live elsewhere part of the year. Each needs a different approach. A family home needs minimal disruption, a rental needs a fast turnaround, and an absentee owner needs clear photos and updates while we work.

If the house was built before 1990, tell us the age when you ask for the quote. Health Canada says lead paint is probable in homes built before 1960 and possible from 1960 to 1990, so we plan any testing before we sand or scrape.

Planning order matters on a whole-house job. Ceilings go first so drips never land on finished walls, then walls, then trim and doors, and exteriors fit around the weather. We also try to avoid painting the rooms you use most while the weather is bad, so there is somewhere dry to live. When you ask for your quote, send a short list of the rooms in priority order. If budget runs short, we can finish the most important areas and schedule the rest for a later date, with the plan already written down.

From first call to final walkthrough

Scope the whole house. We list every surface you want painted and flag anything that needs repair before paint goes on.
Set the order of work. Interior ceilings and walls first, trim after, then exterior when the weather suits, or whichever order fits your timeline.
Prepare and protect. Floors are covered, furniture is moved, and holes, cracks and loose paint are dealt with before coating.
Finish and sign off. We touch up, tidy the site, and go through the house with you before the job is closed.

The full process, prep and pricing factors are on our main residential painting page.

Residential Painting in Keremeos: questions

Can one quote cover the inside and outside together?

Yes. We write it as separate sections so you can see the cost of each, and you can approve one part or all of it.

I live out of town. Can you manage the job without me there?

Often, yes. We agree on access, colours and photos ahead of time, and we share progress pictures so you can see how the work is going.

Do you handle small repairs on a residential job?

We fill holes, patch drywall, caulk and prime as part of preparation. Bigger carpentry or structural repairs would need to be done by the right trade before we paint.

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Ask for a free written quote for your Keremeos house and we will build the plan around your priorities.

Request your free written quote or call (778) 760-0346.

More about residential painting and Keremeos

Have a question first? Read the FAQ, learn about Alto Pro Painters or contact us.

Further reading: Keremeos on Wikipedia and Health Canada: chemical safety for DIY projects and renovations.

Watch: residential painting in action

A simple guide to interior paint finishes, by This Old House on YouTube.