House Painter in Riverdale
Victorian and Edwardian homes off Broadview, painted with old-school care.
Painting in Riverdale
Riverdale is part of Toronto, and part of the work George does across the city and the GTA. The Victorian and Edwardian homes off Broadview and the Danforth are right in his line of work.
You will not find a Frog Leap Painting shop in Riverdale. George comes to your home, looks over the rooms, and talks through what you want.
Services in Riverdale
Every service George offers is available in Riverdale.
- 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 Riverdale
Riverdale has a lot of Victorian and Edwardian houses on the streets off Broadview Avenue and the Danforth. That means older woodwork, high ceilings and trim that has seen a hundred years of wear.
Older trim like that needs filling, sanding and priming before it will take a clean coat. George cuts clean lines, protects your floors, and checks the work as he goes.
Why work with George
- About 40 years of painting experience, owner George
- He is personally picky about the finish, and used to check his work with a mirror
- WSIB, never had a claim
Areas around Riverdale
George also paints homes and condos nearby, and across the rest of Toronto and the GTA.
Questions about painting in Riverdale
Do you paint Victorian homes in Riverdale?
Yes. Riverdale has a lot of Victorian and Edwardian homes. George preps the older trim and walls properly before he paints.
Can you paint kitchen cabinets in an older Riverdale home?
Yes. George cleans, sands and primes every door and frame for a smooth, lasting finish.
Do you have an office in Riverdale?
No. Frog Leap Painting is a service-area business. George comes to your Riverdale home.
Ready to get your quote?
Call George or send a few details about your project. No obligation, just an honest look at the work.