Pro Touch Coatings

THIS!!!! It’s a very quick step that so many people miss! All of our team at Pro Touch Coatings is trained to take off outlet covers. It’s a small detail, but I personally think this is how you can tell if someone really cares about the work they’re doing! Ready to tackle a project in your home? Get in touch for your free estimate! Call or Text 807.355.5220 or DM through Facebook/Instagram

Throwback to my first professional photoshoot!! It’s not often we as tradesmen get in front of the camera! I actually enjoyed this experience! We’d love to help you out! Get in touch for your free estimate! Call or Text 807.355.5220 or DM through Facebook/Instagram

Sooo many colours, sooo many possibilities! This range of colours can be used for virtually all spaces - both indoors and outdoors. Picture it: a warm living room with an accented terracotta-toned wall; a lively bathroom with a fresh pale mint-tone to kickstart your day. A houseplant-filled sunroom with a warm caramel-tone where you enjoy your afternoon coffee... An accented dark teal-toned wall in your calming bedroom to help find peace at night. The options are endless Have you put off a space-refresh because you weren’t sure which colour to pick? Or rather: What’s the craziest colour you’ve painted a space?

Pulling the tape off is the most satisfying part of the job! Drop a green heart below if you agree!! Pro Tip (this may seem obvious but we’ve seen it all!): ONLY use high quality painters tape! Don’t buy the Dollar Store stuff, and definitely don’t ever use regular masking tape! Don’t want to tackle the job yourself? We’d love to help you out! Get in touch for your free estimate! Call or Text 807.355.5220 or DM through Facebook/Instagram

Did you know that we do Epoxy flooring?! Let me start by explaining what epoxy is first! Epoxy resins come in 2 parts, the resin itself and the hardener. When the 2 parts are mixed together, a chemical reaction occurs that causes heat production, which changes the epoxy from a liquid to a solid. Epoxy adds both a visual appeal and long-lasting durability to any space. It’s most commonly used for interior flooring, concrete pads such as parking garages or commercial kitchens,... and wood table finishes. It is very reasonably priced for the duration and level of protection that it offers! Epoxy isn’t something I would recommend doing as a DIY because of the sensitivity of the product. If you want to chat more about your Epoxy project, get in touch with Richard at 807.355.5220!

Let’s chat about bathrooms!! Blue is a very common colour for bathrooms, because the colour of water is obviously a natural fit for a room built specifically around keeping us clean. Blue also represents the feeling of relaxation, the sea, and the sky. So let me ask you this If you could choose any of these colours for your bathroom, which one would you pick?? Let me know in the comments below!

It has been an incredible summer so far, despite everything that’s going on around us these days. This photo was taken on an exterior job just recently. A lot of people don’t know that the exterior of a home can be refinished. I personally love doing this work because it’s so satisfying to see the dramatic before/after photos! We’ve painted exterior brick, vinyl, stucco, wood siding, cedar, concrete and more... If you want to chat about refinishing the exterior of your home, get in touch to book your free estimate! Call or Text Richard at 807.355.5220 or DM through Facebook/Instagram

One of the biggest and most noticeable differences between DIY jobs and professional projects, is the prep work that has gone into it! I get it, you’re excited to get the paint up on the walls But often that means that not enough, if any, prep work has been done. Professional painters like myself and my team spend a large chunk of time on prep work. We clean the walls, scrape peeling paint, fill in cracks and holes, and allow the filler to dry so we can sand it lightly before starting the paint application process. Do you enjoy prep work? Do you dislike it? Let’s chat in the comments! I’m curious where you all stand!