Victorian House

The Victorian Home before the renovation project began.

This 19th century Victorian House is in a small residential project in the heart of Toronto was in dire need of painting.

The existing paint was peeling and blistering heavily all over and the bricks were crumbling.

Newly constructed front porch was to be painted to blend in with the rest of the house, not to stand out.

The bottom stone required painting to achieve a more unified look of the house.

Take a closer look at the bricks.

Our team of professional exterior painters used high pressure washing as part of the preparation as well as scraping the remains of loose peeling paint to prepare this exterior surface for an overhaul facelift.

The aluminum windows were brown, worn out by the elements as the rest of the house.

The walls alike worn out by the weather were crying for an exterior painting renovation.

This three storey 19th century Victorian Home needed it.

The priming stage.

Our crew of exterior painters inspected the facade very thoroughly before moving on with the primer.

A special exterior masonry primer from Sherwin Williams was used on the worst parts of the facade to ensure that the top coat would adhere to all areas properly.

As you can see more than 80% of this three storey victorian house had to be primed with this special primer. This was a severe case.

During the priming stage.

5 sections of scaffolding were erected in front of the house as well as 3 sections of scaffolding on the angled side.

Over 80% of the surface was primed using a Sherwin Williams LOXON masonry primer.

Take a look at this beautiful Victorian House now.

This 19th Century Victorian has been transformed dramatically.

Walls are a lighter greenish grey and the windows, the trim, the bottom stone, the front porch along with the front door are deep blue-grey.

Sherwin Williams Duration Exterior Latex paint in Satin finish was used by our interior exterior painting company for this application