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Toronto Painters Wear White

admin January 10th, 2011 No Comments

As do most painters, yes. You’ll probably see a painter doing your interior or exterior paint job with some paint on their uniform, which is easily seen because of the white. Most paint companies wear white pants and white shirts with a company logo or plain. Here are some reasons why painters originally wore white and still do: – Painting, originally, was mostly white. So painters wore white to minimize appearance of stains. – Painters used unbleached and undyed cotton

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Toronto Exterior Painting 2010.

admin May 29th, 2010 No Comments

The Toronto Painters of Ecopainting were raring to go. This was a good winter. It was a also a very long winter. Despite the economic troubles most construction companies faced, we did ok. We painted homes, painted factories and stores. We were still painting the interior of a large clinic. The weather was agreeable, the schedule set. Our Exterior painters were ready to start. The first Toronto Exterior Painting customer was Re/max Unique. This real Estate company has two locations in the

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The case of the Invisible Toronto Painters

admin March 23rd, 2010 No Comments

  Painting institutions such as large Health Centres is a challenge more times than not. The everyday activities of health professionals and busy staff cannot be compromised.  As a result, a lot of this work is done after hours or during weekends. The needs of the patients or clients of the facility always take priority and contractors have an obligation to work with staff to ensure that happens. During  the painting project of the Parkdale Community Health Centre this is

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Painting Older Toronto Home, sometimes an adventure

admin December 13th, 2009 No Comments

Painting older homes is always an adventure – you never know what you are going to find or discover! One of our teams was painting a home in Toronto originally built in the 1920s. There is always a lot of prep work to be done when painting these homes – many cracks to fill etc. During the prep work on one of the bedrooms, we found something very interesting! It seemed as though a name had been embossed on the

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Painting of North York Condominium

admin December 6th, 2009 No Comments

  Originally painted an off white in this condo kitchen, our North York Painters had fun painting it in Benjamin Moore’s  colour Bull’s Eye Red. With only marble window ledges, the inserts were left white, creating a frame, which worked out very well, giving sharp, dramatic lines. The undersides of the bulkheads also remained white, hence more enjoyment viewing these clean edges. The living room was painted in a soft grey, with the red as a highlight on the dining

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The Joy of Exterior Painting

admin August 22nd, 2009 No Comments

  The summers in Toronto are unpredictable and overall difficult for Toronto Painters to schedule. Working outdoors can be uncomfortable for painters, especially in very hot and humid days. There are days when any outdoor activity can be unhealthy. But when the weather is comfortable and predictable, working outside can be very enjoyable. The pictures here are from two years ago, during the painting of a home in Weston Ontario. The customer was great and hospitable, the weather nice and the

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Painting Exterior of Downtown Home

admin July 19th, 2009 No Comments

Charming Toronto semi-detached painted Spend some time painting homes in the suburbs and you forget the charm of older Toronto homes. A flower box here, a plant there and before you know it, Toronto exterior painting becomes important, very important. Succumbing to that charm is the order of the day, so get over it, and paint this house like you mean it! This Central East Toronto semi-detached needed a bit of help anyway, the homeowner was a friend of a previous customer.

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