Owner-Operated Interior & Exterior Painting Timed to Your Listing Date
Pre-Sale Painting in Kitchener — Interior Painting by Major Painting
Pre-sale painting is one of the most time-sensitive residential painting projects in Kitchener. Listing dates are fixed. Realtor walkthroughs, staging schedules, and listing photography follow immediately after completion. A delay or a rushed finish costs more than the original project was worth.
According to RE/MAX Canada's 2026 Kitchener-Waterloo housing market outlook, total listings across the Waterloo Region increased 13.8% year-over-year in 2025, with the average residential sale price sitting at $733,094. In a market with more inventory and more deliberate buyers, the homes that move are the ones that remove objections before buyers have a chance to form them.
Fresh paint is consistently identified by real estate professionals as one of the highest-return pre-sale investments a homeowner can make. According to Angi's analysis of homeowner project data, interior painting returns an average ROI of 107% at resale. Exterior painting returns 50–152% depending on scope and condition. No other pre-sale improvement delivers comparable return at comparable cost. The condition of painted surfaces signals maintenance history to buyers. Scuffed walls, yellowed ceilings, dated accent colours, and worn trim communicate deferred upkeep even when the underlying home is in excellent condition.
Major Painting provides pre-sale interior and exterior painting for homeowners in Kitchener preparing to list. Founded by Mario and Jordan, Major Painting serves pre-sale clients in Forest Heights, Doon, Stanley Park, Laurelwood, Chicopee, and Downtown Kitchener with no subcontractors, direct on-site supervision, and project timelines confirmed in writing before work begins. Major Painting maintains active WSIB clearance and carries full liability insurance for all residential painting projects in Kitchener-Waterloo. All pre-sale painting in Kitchener is priced through a free written estimate following an in-home assessment. Scope, timeline, and pricing are confirmed in writing before work begins.
What Pre-Sale Painting Includes in Kitchener
Pre-sale painting scope is not a package — it is a decision. The right scope depends on your home's current condition, your listing price point, your realtor's specific recommendations, and your timeline before photographs and showings begin. Major Painting assesses each home in person and provides written scope options — not a single bundled package — so homeowners can make informed decisions about where pre-sale painting investment makes the most sense for their specific property.
Full Interior Repaint for Listing
A full interior pre-sale repaint typically covers walls, ceilings, trim, baseboards, interior doors, and closet interiors throughout the home. This scope is common for Kitchener homes that have lived with the same paint for 8–15 years, contain dated accent colours, or are being marketed at a price point where buyers expect move-in condition. Full interior repaints for listing require neutralising colour schemes. Buyers need to visualise their own belongings in the space — bold or highly personal colours work against this from the first listing photo. Major Painting's pre-sale interior approach typically transitions homes to warm neutrals, soft whites, and greige tones that photograph well and appeal broadly without reading as sterile.
Targeted Room-by-Room Updates
Not every pre-sale project requires a full repaint. In many Kitchener homes — particularly newer builds in Laurelwood and Doon South painted within the last 5 years — targeted updates make more financial sense. Common targeted pre-sale scopes include main floor refreshes covering living room, dining room, kitchen, and hallway; primary bedroom repaints where a dated accent colour is the primary concern; and bathroom updates where moisture-related surface wear is visible. Major Painting provides honest assessments during the estimate visit. If a full repaint is not necessary to achieve the listing goal, Major Painting will say so.
Trim, Doors, and Baseboard Refinishing
Trim condition is often the most visible indicator of a home's maintenance age to a buyer walking through for the first time. Yellowed, chipped, or nicked baseboard and door casing communicates deferred upkeep regardless of wall condition. Refinishing trim and doors in fresh semi-gloss enamel — without repainting walls — can significantly refresh a home's interior appearance at lower cost than a full repaint. In established Kitchener neighbourhoods like Stanley Park and Victoria Park, where detailed original trim is a listing asset, proper refinishing preserves the character that makes those homes worth buying.
Exterior Pre-Sale Painting
Curb appeal is the listing photograph before the listing photograph. Buyers and their agents form a strong first impression of a Kitchener home from the exterior before they ever request a showing. Faded, peeling, or visibly tired exterior paint reduces buyer confidence before anyone enters the front door. Major Painting assesses exterior condition in person and provides written scope options including full exterior repaint and targeted exterior refresh — trim, soffits, fascia, front door, and entry features — with pricing for each approach confirmed in the written estimate.
Drywall Repair and Surface Preparation
Pre-sale surface preparation is non-negotiable. Fresh paint applied over unrepaired nail holes, settlement cracks, or scuffed surfaces does not read as a quality result in listing photos — imperfections show clearly in flash photography and natural light. Major Painting repairs nail holes, patches drywall damage, caulks trim gaps, and spot primes stains before any finish coat is applied. The result is a surface that reads as new, not as painted-over.
For significant drywall damage, see: Drywall Repair in Kitchener
For popcorn ceiling removal before listing, see: Popcorn Ceiling Removal in Kitchener
What Major Painting observes consistently on pre-sale projects across Kitchener is this: the homes that generate the most interest after listing are the ones where the sellers made deliberate decisions about presentation before the listing went live. The homes that sit are frequently the ones where the seller decided the existing paint was good enough.
Paint condition is one of the first things a buyer registers — and one of the last things a seller notices, because gradual yellowing, surface wear, and dated colour choices accumulate slowly and become invisible to the people who live with them every day. A buyer walking through for the first time sees it immediately. Scuffed hallways, yellowed trim, water-stained ceilings, and personalised accent colours communicate deferred upkeep regardless of how well maintained the underlying home actually is. Each one is a surface a buyer's agent can point to. Each one becomes a conversation about price.
Fresh paint reverses that conversation before it starts. Clean walls, tight trim enamel, and bright ceilings present a home as maintained and move-in ready — the two qualities that generate showings and protect asking price in any market condition. Pre-sale painting in Kitchener is not about decorating. It is about presenting a home at its best before buyers form opinions that are difficult to reverse.
The realtors Major Painting works alongside in Kitchener-Waterloo consistently recommend fresh paint as the first pre-sale step — before staging, before professional photography, because staging and photography can only do so much with surfaces that read as tired. Paint first. Everything else follows.
Why Kitchener Homeowners Paint Before Listing
What Professional Pre-Sale Painting Returns in Kitchener Homes
Major Painting's expertise is painting — not real estate. The ROI figures below come from published industry sources and are provided so Kitchener homeowners can make an informed decision about pre-sale painting investment. Specific sale outcomes depend on market conditions, pricing strategy, and many factors outside the scope of a painting project.
According to Angi's analysis of homeowner project data, interior painting returns an average ROI of 107% at resale — meaning the investment is typically recovered in full, plus additional resale value. On a Kitchener home at the 2025 Waterloo Region average sale price of $733,094 (RE/MAX Canada, 2026 Kitchener-Waterloo Market Outlook), a 5% increase in perceived value represents approximately $36,650. A full interior repaint on a 3-bedroom Kitchener home typically ranges from $5,500–$10,000 including walls, ceilings, trim, and doors. The investment cost is modest relative to the asset being sold.
According to HomeLight data, exterior painting can boost a home's value by approximately $7,500 and return 152% on investment — making it one of the strongest pre-sale exterior improvements a Kitchener homeowner can make, particularly where curb appeal has been deferred and the exterior is actively working against buyer confidence at first impression.
The most practical framing for pre-sale painting ROI is not percentage return — it is the relationship between painting cost and the alternative. The realtors Major Painting works with in Kitchener-Waterloo note that a listing's first price reduction is typically the most painful transaction in the sale process, and that pre-sale preparation — painting specifically — is the most cost-effective way to avoid it. Major Painting cannot speak to sale prices or market outcomes. What Major Painting can deliver is a professionally painted home, completed on time, that presents as maintained and move-in ready to every buyer who walks through the door.
*All ROI figures are sourced from published third-party industry data and are provided for informational purposes only. Actual sale outcomes depend on market conditions, pricing strategy, home condition, and many factors outside the scope of any painting project. Major Painting makes no representation regarding the specific financial outcome of any home sale.*
Colour and Finish Selection for Kitchener Pre-Sale Listings
Major Painting's expertise is in surface preparation, product selection, and application — not interior design or real estate staging. The colour and finish guidance below reflects what Major Painting observes consistently on pre-sale projects across Kitchener and what the realtors and stagers Major Painting works alongside recommend. Final colour selection for listing should always be confirmed with your realtor or staging professional before work begins.
Listing photography is the first showing. Before a buyer requests a tour, before their agent books an appointment, they have already formed a strong impression of a Kitchener home from its photographs. What Major Painting consistently observes is that warm neutrals, soft whites, and greige tones photograph better and generate broader buyer appeal than bold or personalised colour choices across the Kitchener-Waterloo market. These colours allow buyers to visualise their own belongings without distraction, perform well under both natural and flash lighting conditions, and avoid the immediate mental renovation calculation that a saturated or highly personal colour creates in a buyer walking through for the first time.
Finish selection for Kitchener pre-sale work follows professional application guidelines with one specific consideration for listing photography: eggshell on walls rather than flat. Eggshell photographs with a slight sheen that reads better under listing flash lighting than flat paint, which can appear dull and absorptive even in well-lit rooms. Ceilings are finished flat. Trim and doors are finished in semi-gloss enamel. Kitchens and bathrooms receive satin or semi-gloss on walls where moisture exposure warrants it.
Major Painting uses professional-grade Dulux interior systems as the primary product for most Kitchener pre-sale projects. Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams products are available on request. All products, colours, and finish specifications are documented in the written estimate before any application begins.
Pre-Sale Painting Timelines in Kitchener
Pre-sale painting timelines are not flexible in the way that regular interior painting timelines are. The listing date is fixed. Staging and photography are scheduled around completion. Major Painting builds every pre-sale project schedule around the listing date and confirms the completion date in writing before work begins.
| Scope | Typical Timeline |
|---|---|
| Targeted refresh — 1–3 rooms, walls only | 1.5–3 days |
| Main floor repaint — walls, ceilings, trim, doors | 3–4 days |
| Full 3-bedroom interior — walls only | 3–5 days |
| Full 3-bedroom interior — walls, ceilings, trim, doors | 5–8 days |
| Exterior targeted refresh — trim, fascia, soffits, front door | 1–2 days |
| Full exterior repaint — siding, trim, all surfaces | 3–6 days |
| Combined interior and exterior pre-sale scope | Scoped individually in written estimate |
Homes requiring significant drywall repair, popcorn ceiling removal, or extensive stain blocking before painting will require additional time — all scoped and confirmed in the written estimate before work begins.
Booking Lead Times for Kitchener Pre-Sale Projects
Pre-sale painting projects with Major Painting are typically scheduled 2–3 weeks in advance during standard seasons. Spring — April through June — is the peak pre-sale painting season in Kitchener as homeowners prepare properties for the spring listing window, and booking lead times extend to 3–4 weeks during this period. Homeowners with a fixed spring listing date should contact Major Painting as early as possible to confirm scheduling before that window closes. Fall listing preparation — August through October — follows similar demand patterns. Off-season scheduling from November through February typically offers more flexibility and shorter lead times.
Coordinating with Realtors, Stagers, and Photographers
Major Painting regularly coordinates pre-sale timelines with realtors and staging professionals across Kitchener-Waterloo. Painting must be completed before staging furniture is placed and before listing photography. Major Painting confirms completion dates in writing so realtors and stagers can book their work without uncertainty. If a listing date changes after scheduling is confirmed, contact Major Painting as early as possible — timeline adjustments are manageable with advance notice and become significantly more difficult at the last minute.
Pre-Sale Painting Across Kitchener Neighbourhoods
Pre-sale painting scope and preparation requirements vary by Kitchener neighbourhood based on housing age, construction era, and the surface conditions Major Painting encounters regularly in each area of the city.
Forest Heights
Forest Heights pre-sale projects frequently require full interior repaints. The housing stock — 1970s to 1990s two-storey builds — has accumulated years of dated colour choices, surface wear, and deferred paint maintenance that Major Painting encounters consistently when assessing homes in this neighbourhood before listing. Two-storey foyers and open stairwells are common in Forest Heights and require specialised access for ceiling and upper wall repainting. Pre-sale repaints in Forest Heights are typically driven by the need to neutralise colour schemes that were fashionable a decade or more ago and to present surfaces that have not been professionally painted since the home was originally purchased.
Doon and Doon South
Doon South newer builds are frequent candidates for targeted main-floor refreshes and trim refinishing rather than full repaints — surfaces in Doon South subdivision homes are typically in better condition with lighter preparation requirements than Major Painting encounters in older Kitchener neighbourhoods. Older Doon properties present preparation requirements more similar to Forest Heights. Pre-sale preparation in Doon frequently includes stairwell refinishing given the prominence of open stairwells in Doon's two-storey executive layouts.
Stanley Park and Idlewood
Stanley Park pre-sale projects reward careful preparation and quality enamel application on detailed trim. Character trim, crown moulding, and original woodwork in Stanley Park homes is a listing asset when properly refinished — and a visible liability when chipped, yellowed, or in disrepair. Pre-sale painting in Stanley Park and Idlewood commonly includes full trim and door refinishing alongside wall repaints to present the home's original architectural character at its best for buyers who are specifically drawn to what Stanley Park's established housing stock offers.
Laurelwood
Laurelwood is among Major Painting's highest-volume pre-sale neighbourhoods in Kitchener. Newer two-storey homes in Laurelwood are frequently refreshed before listing — clean surfaces in good condition require lighter preparation and allow for efficient full-home turnaround on pre-listing timelines. The realtors Major Painting works alongside in Laurelwood commonly recommend pre-sale painting as a standard listing preparation step. Neutral colour transitions and fresh trim enamel are the most common Laurelwood pre-sale scopes.
Deer Ridge
Deer Ridge represents some of the highest property values in Kitchener — executive homes with premium finishes, detailed millwork, and listing prices where pre-sale painting investment returns significantly more than it costs. Buyers at Deer Ridge price points arrive with higher expectations and agents who know exactly what a well-prepared listing looks like versus one that has been touched up rather than properly painted. Pre-sale painting in Deer Ridge commonly includes full interior repaints, feature ceiling treatments, detailed trim and door refinishing, and staircase refinishing — every surface a buyer at this price point will notice.
Beechwood
Beechwood's established ownership base and well-maintained properties make it one of Kitchener's stronger pre-sale painting markets. The housing stock skews toward detached two-storey homes in the mid-to-upper price range — properties where pre-sale painting investment is consistently recommended by listing agents as a standard preparation step. Pre-sale scopes in Beechwood typically include main-floor wall repaints, ceiling freshening, and trim refinishing to present homes that read as maintained and move-in ready to buyers who are comparing multiple listings in the same price range.
Lackner Woods
Lackner Woods newer construction means homes typically present in better surface condition than older Kitchener neighbourhoods — lighter preparation requirements and efficient full-home turnaround on pre-listing timelines. Pre-sale painting in Lackner Woods is most commonly driven by colour neutralisation — updating colour schemes chosen by original owners that no longer appeal to the broadest buyer pool — and by ceiling and trim freshening that brings the home's painted surfaces up to the standard buyers expect at this price point.
Laurentian Hills and Chicopee
Laurentian Hills and Chicopee 1980s construction presents pre-sale preparation requirements similar to Forest Heights — aging housing stock with dated colour schemes, deferred ceiling maintenance, and wood spindle staircases that register immediately with buyers as surfaces reflecting the home's maintenance age. Pre-sale painting in Laurentian Hills commonly includes full interior repaints with ceiling and staircase refinishing. Chicopee townhomes require efficient room-by-room sequencing timed to listing photography and showing schedules.
Bridgeport
Bridgeport's established detached and semi-detached housing stock presents consistent pre-sale painting demand — properties where owners have accumulated years of surface wear and colour choices that benefit from professional repainting before listing. Pre-sale preparation in Bridgeport typically includes main-floor repaints, trim and door refinishing, and ceiling freshening. Older Bridgeport properties share preparation characteristics with Downtown Kitchener homes — settlement cracking and aging trim that requires proper preparation before any finish coat presents well in listing photography.
Downtown Kitchener and Victoria Park
Downtown Kitchener pre-sale painting covers condo units, heritage character homes, and newer infill development. Condo pre-sale projects require building access coordination, elevator scheduling, and noise compliance that Major Painting manages as part of the project scope. Heritage home pre-sale projects in Victoria Park may present original plaster surfaces, detailed character trim, and historical surface conditions requiring experienced assessment before any preparation approach is confirmed — surfaces that reward proper preparation and present exceptionally well to buyers specifically seeking Downtown Kitchener character properties.
Victoria Hills and Huron Park
Victoria Hills and Huron Park present a mix of construction eras and detached ownership properties where pre-sale painting investment is driven by competitive listing positioning. Homes in both neighbourhoods compete against newer construction in adjacent areas — a professionally painted interior is one of the most effective ways to close that gap in buyer perception. Pre-sale painting in Victoria Hills and Huron Park typically includes full main-floor repaints, ceiling and trim freshening, and surface preparation that ensures listing photography presents every room at its best.
All pre-sale painting services in Kitchener are priced through a free written estimate following an in-home assessment. Scope, timeline, and pricing are confirmed in writing before work begins. Written estimate governs all project details.
Cost of Pre-Sale Painting in Kitchener
| Scope | Typical Range |
|---|---|
| Targeted room refresh — 1–3 rooms, walls only | $800–$2,200 |
| Main floor repaint — walls, ceilings, trim, doors | $2,500–$5,500 |
| Full 3-bedroom interior — walls only | $4,000–$5,500 |
| Full 3-bedroom interior — walls, ceilings, trim, doors | $5,500–$10,000+ |
| Trim and baseboard refinishing only | $1,200–$3,500 |
| Exterior targeted refresh — trim, fascia, soffits, front door | $800–$2,000 |
| Full exterior repaint — siding, trim, all surfaces | $3,500–$9,000+ |
| Drywall repair — add to any scope | Itemised in written estimate |
| Popcorn ceiling removal — add to any scope | Itemised in written estimate |
Pre-sale painting cost in Kitchener depends on scope, surface condition, number of rooms, ceiling height, trim volume, and whether the project is interior only, exterior only, or a combined scope. All pricing is confirmed after an in-home assessment with a written estimate — not over the phone or from photos, because surface condition and preparation requirements cannot be accurately assessed without visiting the home.
Established Kitchener neighbourhoods with detailed trim — Stanley Park, Victoria Park, Downtown — typically fall toward the higher end of these ranges due to trim volume and preparation complexity Major Painting consistently encounters in those areas. Newer builds in Laurelwood and Doon South with clean surfaces and lighter preparation requirements typically fall toward the lower end.
*All pricing ranges, timelines, and scope details are based on typical Kitchener residential projects and are provided as general guidance only. All project-specific pricing, preparation inclusions, and timelines are confirmed in writing prior to commencement and governed by your written estimate.*
How much does pre-sale painting cost in Kitchener?
How far in advance should I book pre-sale painting in Kitchener?
Do I need a full repaint before listing, or just targeted updates?
What colours should I use for pre-sale painting in Kitchener?
Is pre-sale painting worth it in Kitchener's current market?
- According to Angi, interior painting returns an average ROI of 107% at resale
- According to HomeLight, exterior painting returns approximately 152%
- According to RE/MAX Canada's 2026 Kitchener-Waterloo outlook, listings in the region increased 13.8% year-over-year — a more competitive environment for sellers than the previous few years
What rooms should I prioritize for pre-sale painting in Kitchener?
- Front entryway and foyer — the first surface buyers see in person and in listing photos
- Main floor living and dining areas — the most photographed rooms in any listing
- Kitchen walls — visible in listing photos and during showings even when not a primary scope
- Primary bedroom — the room buyers spend the most time in during a showing
- Bathrooms — worth including when moisture-related wear or staining is visible
How long should I wait after painting before listing photography?
Should I paint before or after staging in Kitchener?
- Drywall repair and surface preparation completed first
- Painting completed and surfaces fully cured
- Staging furniture and décor placed
- Listing photography scheduled after staging is complete
Can popcorn ceiling removal be completed before listing in Kitchener?
Can Major Painting coordinate with my realtor and stager?
Does Major Painting do exterior pre-sale painting in Kitchener?
- Full exterior siding repaint
- Trim, soffits, and fascia refresh
- Front door and entry feature painting
- Garage door painting where applicable
What warranty applies to pre-sale painting in Kitchener?
How do I get a free pre-sale painting estimate in Kitchener?
All pricing ranges, timelines, and scope details are based on typical Kitchener residential projects and are provided as general guidance only. All project-specific pricing, preparation inclusions, and timelines are confirmed in writing prior to commencement and governed by your written estimate.
Pre-Sale Painting FAQ — Kitchener
Related Painting Services in Kitchener
Pre-sale painting in Kitchener rarely comes down to a single service. The Kitchener homes that sell fastest and present strongest are the ones where every painted surface — ceilings, walls, trim, staircases — has been addressed by one painting company in Kitchener under a coordinated scope, not patched together from separate contractors with separate timelines. Major Painting is an owner-operated painting company serving Kitchener homeowners preparing to list, completing every service below under one written estimate, one crew, and one warranty. Please see FAQ for details on pre-sale warranty specifics.
Interior Painting Kitchener
Interior painting in Kitchener is the highest-impact pre-sale investment a homeowner can make before listing photography. Kitchener interior painters who assess surface condition in person — rather than quoting by phone or photo — deliver a listing-ready result that presents as maintained and move-in ready to every buyer who walks through the door. Major Painting's interior painters in Kitchener scope exactly what is required to achieve that result: walls, ceilings, trim, and doors assessed individually, prepared properly, and painted to a finish standard that holds up in listing photography and in person. See: Interior Painters Kitchener — Interior Painting Services.
Ceiling Painting Kitchener
Ceiling painting in Kitchener is one of the most cost-effective pre-sale improvements available — and one of the most commonly skipped until freshly painted walls make a yellowed or water-stained ceiling impossible to ignore. Kitchener ceiling painters who include proper stain blocking, two finish coats, and clean cut-in lines at every wall junction deliver a result that reads as bright and maintained in listing photography. Major Painting provides ceiling painting in Kitchener for flat ceilings, vaulted ceilings, water-stained ceilings, and two-storey foyer ceilings as part of a coordinated pre-sale scope. See: Ceiling Painting Kitchener.
Popcorn Ceiling Removal Kitchener
Popcorn ceiling removal in Kitchener is one of the most consistent pre-sale objections raised by real estate agents — buyers see acoustic texture as dated and agents flag it as a negotiating point before an offer is made. Major Painting provides complete popcorn ceiling removal in Kitchener: scraping, skim coating, sanding, priming, and two finish coats under one estimate and one crew, so the finished ceiling reads as smooth in natural light and photographs cleanly for listing. Kitchener homeowners in Forest Heights, Stanley Park, and Laurentian Hills preparing to list frequently combine popcorn ceiling removal with a full interior repaint under a single pre-sale scope. See: Popcorn Ceiling Removal Kitchener.
Drywall Repair Kitchener
Drywall repair in Kitchener before painting is non-negotiable for pre-sale preparation — listing photography under flash lighting makes every unrepaired nail hole, settlement crack, and patch boundary visible in a way that natural light in an occupied home does not. Major Painting provides drywall repair in Kitchener as part of the painting scope, not as a separate trade, which means the repair standard is set by how surfaces will read in listing photography rather than by what is adequate for paint-readiness in a general sense. The same crew that repairs your walls paints them — one painting contractor in Kitchener accountable for the result from surface preparation through final finish coat. See: Drywall Repair Kitchener.
Staircase Painting Kitchener
Staircase painting in Kitchener is one of the highest-impact pre-listing improvements available for two-storey homes — the staircase is visible from the front door, prominent in listing photography, and registers immediately with buyers as a surface that reflects how the home has been maintained. Kitchener staircase painters who prepare spindles, handrail, risers, newel posts, and stringers properly — sanding, priming, and two finish coats on every component — deliver a result that holds up under foyer lighting and in listing photos. Major Painting provides staircase painting in Kitchener as a dedicated scope that can be combined with a full interior repaint under one written estimate. See: Staircase Painting Kitchener.
Condo Painting Kitchener
Condo painting in Kitchener for pre-sale preparation involves building access coordination, elevator scheduling, and noise compliance requirements that detached home projects do not. Major Painting provides condo painting in Kitchener with all building coordination managed as part of the project scope — so pre-sale painting in a Kitchener condo unit is completed on time, within building requirements, and to the same preparation and finish coat standard as every other pre-sale project. Contact Major Painting at (226) 887-0840 to discuss pre-sale condo painting in Kitchener. See: Condo Painting Kitchener.
All pre-sale painting services in Kitchener are priced through a free written estimate following an in-home assessment. Scope, timeline, and pricing are confirmed in writing before work begins. Written estimate governs all project details.
Kitchener homeowners preparing to list can contact Major Painting at (226) 887-0840 to schedule a free, no-obligation written estimate for pre-sale painting — a targeted room refresh, full interior repaint, trim and door refinishing, exterior update, or any combination scoped to the listing timeline and price point. All estimates are provided in writing following an in-home assessment that confirms surface condition, preparation requirements, scope, timeline, and pricing. No commitment is required.
Major Painting is owner-operated by Mario and Jordan. Every pre-sale painting project in Kitchener — from a Chicopee townhome refresh to a full Laurelwood interior before listing — is overseen directly by an owner. No subcontractors. No rotating crews. The same team that confirms your estimate is the team on your jobsite.
Call or text Major Painting at (226) 887-0840 to schedule your free pre-sale painting estimate.