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Strata & Condo Painting Services in Squamish BC

Squamish is one of the fastest-growing communities in British Columbia. With dozens of new condo and townhouse developments under construction and established buildings reaching their first or second repaint cycle, strata councils and property managers across town need painting contractors who understand multi-unit work - not just residential house painters taking on a bigger job.

Pretty Good Painting provides strata and condo painting services throughout Squamish and the Sea to Sky corridor. We work directly with strata councils, property managers, and building operators to deliver organized, well-communicated projects with results that protect your building and satisfy your owners.

Squamish Is Growing - Your Strata Deserves Expert Painters

Squamish has transformed over the past decade. New developments are rising from the Oceanfront district to downtown to Garibaldi Highlands, adding hundreds of strata units to the community each year. At the same time, established complexes in Valleycliffe, Brackendale, Dentville, and the Estates are reaching the point where common areas and exteriors need professional attention.


Strata-experienced crews. We have painted condo hallways, stairwells, lobbies, parkades, and building exteriors across the Sea to Sky corridor. We understand phased scheduling, resident notices, and how to keep common areas safe and accessible while we work.

  • Clear, itemized estimates. Our proposals break down scope, materials, labour, and timeline so your council can present a transparent budget at the AGM. No surprises, no hidden extras.

  • WorkSafeBC coverage and full liability insurance. Every crew member is covered, and we carry comprehensive liability insurance to protect your strata corporation.

  • Products selected for coastal mountain conditions. Squamish gets more rain than Whistler and significant wind exposure along the Howe Sound corridor. We use Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, and other professional-grade coatings that resist moisture, mildew, UV, and the temperature swings common in the Sea to Sky.

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Interior Common Areas
Strata hallway painting project

High-traffic spaces show wear fastest - hallway scuffs from moving carts, elevator lobby marks, stairwell scrapes, and handprints in amenity rooms. In a growing community like Squamish, where many buildings have young families, pets, and active outdoor lifestyles, that wear shows up even faster.

We use durable, washable finishes rated for commercial traffic so your common areas stay cleaner longer. Interior strata painting typically includes:

- Hallways, corridors, and elevator lobbies
- Stairwells and landings
- Amenity rooms, gyms, and shared lounges
- Storage hallways and utility areas
- Parkade walls and line painting

Interior work can be scheduled year-round, so your council is not limited to summer.

Exterior Painting & Restoration

Squamish's coastal climate means exterior surfaces face constant exposure to rain, wind-driven moisture, and UV. Buildings along the Oceanfront or in higher-elevation neighbourhoods can take especially heavy weather. We typically schedule exterior strata work between May and October, when conditions are most favourable for proper curing and adhesion.


Exterior strata painting typically covers:

  • Siding, stucco, HardiePlank, and facade repaints

  • Trim, soffits, fascia, and railings

  • Balcony ceilings and touch-ups

  • Door and window frames

  • Caulking and minor wood repairs as part of prep

For larger complexes, we can phase the work across sections or budget years - a practical approach that helps councils manage costs without deferring maintenance.

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Our Strata Painting Process

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We follow a straightforward process designed for the realities of strata living - people coming and going, deliveries, quiet hours, and the need for accountability.


  1. Site walkthrough and scope building. We tour the property with a council representative or property manager to document every area, surface condition, and access requirement.

  2. Detailed written estimate. You receive an itemized proposal covering prep, repairs, materials, labour, access equipment, and a realistic timeline.

  3. Colour consultation. If your building is updating its look, we provide sample applications on-site so the council and owners feel confident before a single wall is painted.

  4. Scheduling and resident communication. We help draft resident notices, plan the work sequence to minimize disruption, and coordinate access with your property manager.

  5. Preparation and protection. Thorough masking, floor protection, surface repairs, and cleaning - this is where the quality of the final result is determined.

  6. Painting with daily cleanup. Clean corridors, safe walkways, and tidy staging areas every day.

  7. Final walkthrough and deficiency list. We walk the project with your representative, document any touch-ups, and close the loop properly.

Working With Squamish Strata Managers

We understand that strata painting projects involve more than paint. Councils need a contractor who communicates clearly with property management companies, respects the approval and budgeting process, and coordinates with the people who keep buildings running day to day.

We regularly work with strata management firms serving the Squamish market and are comfortable operating within their processes - providing documentation, coordinating with on-site caretakers, and delivering the reporting your management company expects.

If your strata manager is gathering quotes for a repaint, we are happy to participate in a formal bid process and provide the detail your council needs to make a confident decision.

New Developments & Established Buildings

Squamish's building stock spans a wide range, and strata painting needs differ accordingly.

Newer buildings often need their first common-area repaint within five to eight years. Builder-grade finishes in hallways and lobbies are typically the first to show wear, especially in buildings with high turnover or active residents. A fresh, well-chosen colour scheme and durable finishes can modernize common areas and improve resident satisfaction.

Established complexes may be facing their second or third exterior repaint cycle. These projects often involve more prep work - surface repairs, caulking replacement, and addressing moisture-related damage before painting. We build all of this into our scope and estimate so the council sees the full picture upfront.

In both cases, we align our recommendations with your building's depreciation report and long-term maintenance plan so painting decisions support the bigger financial picture.

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Request a Free Squamish Estimate

If your strata council is planning a repaint - whether it is a hallway refresh, a full exterior project, or a phased multi-year program - we would welcome the chance to walk your building, understand the scope, and provide a clear estimate you can take to your next meeting.

Sea to Sky Painting Services

Pretty Good Painting is a locally owned painting company serving North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Pemberton, Whistler, and Squamish. We specialize in residential, commercial, and strata painting across the Sea to Sky corridor.

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