Services / Ottawa

Understand the work
before it begins.

A clear overview of common painting scopes, the questions that shape them and the details worth having in writing.

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01

A scope is more than a room count

A useful painting scope identifies surfaces, repairs, preparation, finish, protection, access and exclusions. Compare proposals line by line rather than relying on a single headline description.

02

Preparation deserves its own conversation

Ask how the existing coating and substrate will be assessed, what patching or sanding is included, how dust and belongings are protected and how changes are approved.

03

Get the finish in writing

Confirm product type, sheen, number of coats as scoped, colour responsibility, schedule, cleanup and how touch-ups are handled. Details vary by surface and project.

Every written proposal should name
  • Exact rooms and surfaces
  • Preparation steps included
  • Product system and sheen
  • Protection and cleanup
  • Exclusions and change process
  • Schedule and payment milestones
Add these to a brief
Your next useful step

Turn good questions
into a clear brief.

Send your project details by email through the inquiry form, or copy and download a brief for your own records.