19.9.12

Regions Serviced Including Southern U.S.

At current, ColorScapes requires at minimum 2-3 weeks
notice on all U.S. vacation home repaint work. Deposits
are mandatory & required so that we can mobilize tool kits via
Fedex (Air Freight) to the closest regional air hub.
All paints are purchased at the closest location to
the job site with our personal preference being
Sherwin-Williams.

Aside from that we can provide painting services
to the following areas:

  • Southwest Ontario (Cottage Country also)
  • NY State
  • Pennsylvania
  • West Virginia
  • North and South Carolina Coastal Region
  • Georgia & Florida
We cannot provide service to West Coast properties
 (L.A.- Vancouver- Seattle- Oregon)
due to high flight costs on short notice bookings.

People ask us why go south to paint ? Why not just stay
in Ontario ? There are a few reasons we do this besides
the fact we love to travel - the extended painting season
outdoors is almost year round in the Carolinas and Florida.
(We know this because we lived there for 1 year),
the size of properties along the coastal waterfront is 
much larger in scale to regular homes in the G.T.A.
and, last but not least, the hot sun and salt spray air
leads to greater repaint intervals for all homeowners.
Most southerners repaint their homes every 3 years
on the coast ! It is not uncommon to see painting
contractors booking million dollar homes with
painting contracts of 10-30K and up, often
involving rental off-season repaint both inside
and out !




















So it might be fall up in Canada, but it's a long
summer down south...have a look...

http://surfchex.com/topsail-island-web-cam.php

Our southern spray shop/office is still located
at Monkey Junction (Shipyard and 421 area)
in South Wilmington and we are happy to quote
on all coastal and in-town painting projects.

Our Wilmington based email is
colorscapescoatings@gmail.com
Make all inquiries to myself or Kenny Parker.

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