Starts with your building.
Send the address. Our team walks it, probes the wood and writes down every surface before a number is given.
Typical painterA price per square foot over the phone.
2027Planning a repaint for next year? Book a free painting assessment.
See how it works →Painting, exterior repairs, renovations and upkeep for strata, commercial and residential buildings, all through one contact. We walk every building first, fix what needs it, and leave work that still holds up years later.
5.0 from 53 Google reviews · Over 20 years across Metro Vancouver · $5M liability insured
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Helen · Strata councilOwners noticed peeling paint around the entries of Building C. Could someone look before the AGM?
Art Vision teamWalk-through booked for Tuesday at 9. You will have the written scope and price before the AGM.
5.0 from 53 Google reviews · Read what clients say
BurnabyCrescent HeightsThe paint work remains in excellent condition seven years later.Strata CouncilSee the project →
This is the third time this complex has been painted and this company’s work was by far the best quality work of any of the previous paintings.Dick Burns, Nahanee WoodsSee the project →
Your pricing was very fair, and the workmanship and final product is, without a doubt, the best we have had.Dave Holsworth, Strata CouncilSee the project →
We picked Art Vision based on the fact that they have their own crews and would not subcontract out the project.George Chan, Strata CouncilSee the project →
The crew assigned to paint our strata was led by Stefan and they did a great job including keeping council informed with regular progress updates.Graham Payne, Strata CouncilSee the project →
Goran gave us a good estimate of work and helped us construct a realistic contingency budget for unforeseen wood repair, etc.John Zitnik, Strata CouncilSee the project →
Painting is where we started, and it is still what we do with our own crews. Around it we handle the repairs, renovations and upkeep your building needs between repaints, so you keep one contact instead of six.
Planning and budgetsAssessments, budgets, colours and the person who keeps the project moving.
The same five steps, whether it is one suite or a 160-home complex.
What is different?
A price built on a guess, rot painted over, residents caught by surprise. Here is what our crews do instead, on every project.
Send the address. Our team walks it, probes the wood and writes down every surface before a number is given.
Typical painterA price per square foot over the phone.
Each unit and elevation is inspected before the first coat, so rot is replaced instead of painted over.
Typical painterRot painted over and found next winter.
Washing, scraping, patching and spot priming come before any finish coat, so the paint bonds and holds.
Typical painterFresh paint over dirt and loose coating.
Work moves one building at a time, and you hear what was done, what was touched up and what we found.
Typical painterYou find out it is done when the crew leaves.
Notices go out before we reach each building, and the site is cleaned and the gear stowed at the end of every day.
Typical painterLadders appearing without warning.
Harnesses on the roofs and lifts for the tall elevations. WorkSafeBC clearance goes out with every quotation.
Typical painterA ladder against the gutter and hope.
Every project starts the same way. Meet the free painting assessment, the walk-through that turns into a written scope and price.
Paint, exterior repairs, renovations, upkeep and budgets all run through one person, so nothing falls between trades.
$5,000,000 in commercial general liability coverage, WorkSafeBC cleared. The certificate and clearance letter go out with every quotation.
The same painters from the first coat to the last touch-up, and one contact for carpentry and renovation work too.
We work to Master Painters Institute standards, and to MPDA specifications and inspections when a project calls for them.
PlanningHow often should a strata repaint in Metro Vancouver?Typical repaint cycles for siding, stucco, trim and railings on the coast, what shortens them, and the signs that say it is time.
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Depreciation reportsPainting and your depreciation report: how to plan the repaintHow to read the painting lines in your depreciation report, what changed in 2024, and how to turn an estimate into a price the council can vote on.
7 min readRead guide →
Strata rulesApproving a strata repaint in BC: majority vote, 3/4 vote and special leviesHow a repaint is usually funded and approved under the Strata Property Act, and what the council should have in hand before the meeting.
6 min readRead guide →FAQ
It depends on the number of buildings, the surfaces, the access and how much repair the wood needs. We walk the complex first and send a written, line-by-line price, so the council is comparing real numbers rather than an estimate per square foot.
Yes. We walk the accessible surfaces with you or your site contact and send a written scope and price. There is no cost and no obligation to book.
Painting is always done by our own crews, and the same people who quote the job stay with it until the final touch-up. Carpentry and renovation work comes through us as well, with one contact for all of it.
Yes. Send the report or specification and we will price to it line by line, including MPI and MPDA requirements, and point out anything on site the document does not cover.
Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley: Vancouver, Burnaby, the North Shore, Richmond, New Westminster, the Tri-Cities, Surrey, White Rock, Delta, Langley, Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows and Abbotsford.
REQUEST A QUOTE
Send the building and what you need painted. Our team will reply, visit the site if the job needs it, and send a written scope and price. No cost, no obligation.
Prefer to talk? (604) 500-6059 · info@artvisionpainting.ca