Exterior House Painting
Curb appeal that survives Canadian weather
Brick, stucco, siding, Hardie board, and trim — prepped, primed, and finished with weather-rated coatings designed for Toronto's freeze-thaw cycles.
What's included
Exterior prep is everything
Most exterior failures (peeling, blistering, premature fade) trace back to skipped prep. We never skip these steps — they're built into every quote.
- Pressure washing and surface cleaning
- Scraping, sanding, and feathering of failing paint
- Caulking around windows, doors, and trim
- Wood, stucco, and masonry repair as needed
- Premium primer on bare or repaired surfaces
- Two coats of weather-rated exterior topcoat
- Window, light, and landscape masking
- Daily clean-up and final exterior walkthrough
Typical exterior pricing
Ranges below assume two coats with standard prep. Lift rentals, heavy carpentry, and elastomeric coatings are quoted separately.
FAQs
Exterior painting questions, answered
When is the best time to paint a home's exterior in Toronto?+
Late May through early October. We monitor humidity, dew point, and overnight lows to make sure each coat cures properly. Outside peak season we still handle small touch-ups when conditions allow.
How long does an exterior repaint take?+
A typical 2-storey detached home takes 5–10 working days depending on substrate, prep work, and weather. Larger estate exteriors can run 2–3 weeks.
Do you paint brick exteriors?+
Yes. We use breathable, masonry-rated coatings and complete any tuck-pointing or repair work first. Brick is a one-way decision — once painted it requires repainting on a cycle, so we'll talk you through pros and cons before recommending it.
What warranty comes with an exterior project?+
Every exterior project comes with a 1-year written workmanship warranty from Lince's Painting, plus the manufacturer's product warranty on the coatings used (typically 7–25 years depending on product).