House Painter in Etobicoke
From The Kingsway to Humber Bay, careful prep behind every coat.
Painting in Etobicoke
Etobicoke is part of Toronto, and part of the area George serves across the city and the GTA. From Mimico to The Kingsway and the towers at Humber Bay Shores, he brings the same focus on prep.
There is no Frog Leap Painting office in Etobicoke. George comes to your home or condo, sees the space, and talks through the work.
Services in Etobicoke
Every service George offers is available in Etobicoke.
- Popcorn Ceiling Removal Tested for asbestos, then smoothed.
- Kitchen Cabinet Painting Doors and frames prepped properly.
- Interior Painting Walls, trim, baseboards and doors.
- Condo Painting High-rise care and clean lines.
- Exterior Painting Scraping, cleaning and prep first.
Homes in Etobicoke
Etobicoke runs from established streets like The Kingsway and Islington Village to lakeside communities such as Mimico, New Toronto and Long Branch, with condo towers at Humber Bay Shores.
The older homes often need trim and walls filled and sanded. The condos call for careful, tidy work in tight spaces. After over 30 years on high-rise buildings, George is at home in the towers too.
Why work with George
- About 40 years of painting experience, owner George
- Over 30 years painting high-rise buildings
- WSIB, never had a claim
Areas around Etobicoke
George also paints homes and condos nearby, and across the rest of Toronto and the GTA.
Questions about painting in Etobicoke
Do you paint condos at Humber Bay Shores?
Yes. After over 30 years on high-rise buildings, George is comfortable with condo work and the care it takes in a tight space.
Can you paint kitchen cabinets in an Etobicoke home?
Yes. George cleans, sands and primes every door and frame so the finish goes on smooth and lasts.
Do you have a shop in Etobicoke?
No. Frog Leap Painting is a service-area business. George comes to your Etobicoke home or condo.
Ready to get your quote?
Call George or send a few details about your project. No obligation, just an honest look at the work.