Cracking, hollow spots, water staining or a finish that no longer matches — we diagnose the wall in person, then put the scope in writing before anyone starts work.
We don't quote exterior work from photos alone. The visit is free and there's no obligation.
Tell us where the wall is and what's wrong with it. We reply within one business day.
Grab the slider and drag it side to side. These are photographs from our own jobs, shot from the same angle before and after — nothing staged, nothing generated.
Infill panel built out, meshed and base-coated, then finished to match the surrounding wall.
Surface prepared and masked, base coat applied, then a uniform tinted finish across the whole elevation.
Most exterior calls in the GTA come down to one of these. Which one you have changes the repair — and that is exactly what the site visit settles.
Hairline map cracking, diagonal cracks off window corners, and cracks that open along a control joint. The pattern tells you whether it is a finish-coat issue or something moving behind the wall.
Sections that sound hollow when tapped, or where the finish has separated from the base coat. These get cut back to sound material rather than skimmed over.
Streaking below sills, dark patches after rain, or soft spots. We look for where water is getting in — a repair that ignores the entry point fails again in a season.
Corner damage, blown-out reveals, and edges chipped by ladders, vehicles or snow removal. Rebuilt with mesh and base coat so the corner holds up next time.
A patch that reads as a patch is a failed repair. We match texture and tint on site, and where a match isn't achievable we tell you that before starting, not after.
When patch repairs would leave a checkerboard, refinishing the whole elevation is cheaper over the life of the wall and looks like one building again.
You know the scope, the inclusions and the exclusions before any money changes hands.
We come out and look at the actual wall. Free, and there is no obligation attached to it.
Itemized scope, what's included, what isn't, and the timeline — in writing.
Dates confirmed around weather and your access. Exterior coatings need the right conditions.
Crews of one to ten depending on scope. Site protected and cleaned at the end of each day.
We walk the wall with you before calling it done. Backed by a 2-year workmanship warranty.
Exterior work goes wrong quietly and expensively. These are the things worth checking on any contractor you let near your building.
$2M commercial general liability with additional-insured endorsements available, and active WSIB coverage under Class G5. Documentation comes with your quote.
Our labour is warrantied for two years. Materials carry their own manufacturer warranties on top of that.
We buy and install Durabond and Sto for stucco and EIFS, and Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore and Dulux for paint. We specify what goes on your wall in the quote.
No — and you should be careful with anyone who does. Two walls with identical-looking cracks can need completely different repairs depending on what is behind them. The site visit is free precisely so the number you get is one we can stand behind.
Matching texture and tint on site is a normal part of the job. Where an exact match isn't realistic — heavily weathered or discontinued finishes, for example — we tell you before starting and set out the options, which sometimes means refinishing a full elevation instead.
We reply within one business day, usually sooner. Exterior coating work is weather-dependent, so scheduling the work itself is planned around temperature and rain.
Toronto, Scarborough, North York, Etobicoke, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham, Mississauga and Brampton, plus Kitchener, Guelph and Muskoka for larger scopes.
Repair and refinishing work of this kind generally does not. Where a permit is required, applications are the property owner's responsibility — we advise on what's needed but do not file on your behalf.
Free on-site visit. Itemized written quote. No pricing invented over the phone.
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