Spray Painting
Spray Painting in Vancouver, BC
When the project needs a glassy, brush-mark-free finish — cabinets, doors, trim, vacant rooms, exterior siding — spraying is the right tool. We run HVLP, airless and air-assisted setups depending on the substrate, with full containment so nothing else in your Vancouver home gets a single dot of overspray.
Brushing and rolling are perfect for occupied homes — but they can't deliver the smooth, hand-rubbed-furniture look that sprayed cabinet doors and entry doors get. We bring the right gun for each job: HVLP (high-volume low-pressure) for cabinets, doors and fine trim where atomization quality matters most; airless for walls, ceilings and exterior siding where production speed is critical; and air-assisted airless for trim production work in vacant homes.
Containment matters as much as the gun. We mask off entire rooms with floor-to-ceiling plastic, zip-wall doorways, seal HVAC returns and run negative-pressure exhaust where needed. The result is a sprayed finish on the surfaces we're painting and absolutely nothing on the surfaces we're not.
Sprayed work is the right choice for cabinet refinishing, door repaints, vacant home and pre-listing repaints, ceiling refinishes, and most exterior repaints. We'll always recommend the application method that fits the project — sometimes that's spray, sometimes brush-and-roll, often both in the same job.
- HVLP for cabinets, doors and fine trim
- Airless for walls, ceilings and exteriors
- Air-assisted for production trim work
- Full plastic containment, zero overspray drift
- Premium urethane-acrylic enamels and acrylics
- Factory-grade finishes on every substrate
Our Process
How we deliver spray painting projects
Project assessment
Identify spray candidates vs brush-and-roll, equipment match, and containment plan.
Containment & masking
Plastic walls, zip doors, HVAC sealed, every adjacent surface protected.
Substrate prep
Clean, sand, prime per surface — sprayed coatings demand pristine prep.
Spray application
HVLP, airless or air-assisted — two to three coats sprayed at correct mil.
Inspection & detail
Walkthrough, touch-ups, masking removed, full clean-up.
Built for Vancouver homes & weather
Vancouver homes range from 100-year-old Craftsman trim to ultra-modern minimalist cabinetry. Spray equipment lets us deliver factory-grade finishes on both — and the climate-controlled spray shop we operate means cabinet doors and millwork are sprayed in dust-free conditions before being installed in your home.
Spray Painting painting questions, answered
What's the difference between HVLP, airless and air-assisted?
HVLP atomizes at low pressure for the smoothest possible finish — perfect for cabinets and doors. Airless pumps paint at high pressure for speed on walls, ceilings and exteriors. Air-assisted blends both for production trim work.
Will overspray get on my furniture or floors?
No. Every spray project gets full plastic containment with zip-wall doors, masked floors, and sealed HVAC returns. Anything not being sprayed is fully covered before the gun comes out.
Can you spray paint cabinets without removing them?
We always remove and shop-spray the doors and drawer fronts. The boxes are sprayed in place after full containment is built — that's the only way to get a true factory-grade finish.
Is sprayed paint more durable?
It's not the spraying that adds durability — it's the products. Urethane-acrylic enamels and 100% acrylic exteriors are far more durable than wall paint, and spraying just delivers them in the smoothest possible film.
Can you spray exterior siding?
Yes — exterior siding, soffits, fascia and trim are all sprayed-and-back-rolled to drive product into the substrate at the correct mil thickness.
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