Featured Transformation.
A full exterior repaint and masonry coating project — from cracked, faded brick to a crisp, modern façade. Every stage was planned for permanence: proper masking, correct primer, and a finish built to hold up against Ottawa winters.
Where We Started.
Faded, weathered brick with failing paint adhesion in several areas. Before any coating goes on, the existing condition has to be fully assessed so the prep plan actually holds.
Original exterior condition prior to any surface work.
Protecting The Property.
Windows, trim, and landscaping are fully covered and protected before a drop of paint is opened. This stage is invisible in the final result, but it's the reason nothing gets damaged or overspray-marked along the way.
Windows fully protected before coating begins.
Crisp Lines, By Hand.
Every edge is taped by hand before painting starts. It's a slow, deliberate step — but it's the only way to get a hard, clean line where the new coating meets trim, glass, and casing.
Crisp lines achieved through careful masking.
The Work Itself.
Even coats, correct dry times between layers, and constant attention to edges and corners. This is where craftsmanship shows — not in speed, but in consistency across every square foot.
Applying the first coat along the front elevation.
Coverage and edge work continuing along the corner.
