Level 5 drywall finishes are common in Castlemore. Two-storey foyers, coffered ceilings, and feature walls with pot lighting all rake light across drywall in ways that would expose a Level 4 finish. We spec a full Level 5 skim coat on those surfaces as standard — the extra day of work is invisible until you paint, and then it's the difference between a wall that looks fine and one that looks custom.
Cabinet spray-painting is the other request that comes up constantly here. Kitchens built 15+ years ago in Castlemore were mostly stained maple or cherry, and homeowners are refinishing them in white, off-white, or deep navy. We spray finish with a conversion varnish or high-solids acrylic in a booth we set up on-site, then re-hang after full cure.
Exterior stucco maintenance is a big part of our Castlemore work — most homes here have significant stucco surface area, and after 15–20 years the hairline cracks and chalking need attention. Elastomeric patch and flexible acrylic top coat, with proper masking of the extensive landscaping most of these properties have.
Streets we cover: Cottrelle Boulevard, Ebenezer Road, The Gore Road, McVean Drive, Airport Road (Brampton section).