“I stake my reputation on delivering superior and long-lasting results that the client will love using top quality products for a fair price” ~Leann Ebert.
RED SEAL â—¦ BLUE SEAL JOURNEYMAN PAINTER & DECORATOR â—¦ BUSINESS MGMT DIPLOMA â—¦ ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIST â—¦ PATRON OF THE ARTS
Highly creative, artistic and hands-on, Leann was naturally drawn to courses with a strong focus on design. She has a diploma in Architectural Technology at NAIT which she put to use for nearly a decade working for local homebuilders as a draftsperson, estimator, warranty coordinator, and show-home host.
After being introduced to the painting industry in 2007, she earned her Red & Blue Seal Journeyman certificate as a Painter and Decorator.
In addition to another NAIT diploma in Business Management and 15+ years of experience, she has become a highly sought after professional booking months in advance.
In her spare time, Leann enjoys seeking out and supporting local artisans. Check out her Instagram page @artfanyeg devoted to artists and her home renovations.
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I choose to use the premier products from Benjamin Moore. Their products offer durability, excellent coverage, and low to zero VOCS. I will recommend the appropriate paint for your needs.
Volatile organic compounds, or VOCs, are unstable compounds. When they enter the air, they react with other elements to produce ozone. This is known to cause air pollution and health issues. At Walls Revived, I use only superior paint products low in VOCs.
Certified professional Red & Blue Seal Journeyman Painter & Decorator specializing in repaints. Trust the knowledge and expertise of my skills as a professional wallpaper installer, masterful painter, and faux finish artist.
When comparing painting quotes, it's best to consider the following:
Yes! I can quote from photos - If the realtor listing or virtual walk-through is still available, that is ideal.
I don't give quotes solely from square-footage. There are too many factors to consider.
No, I invoice the total amount upon project completion.
Me! It's the only way I can ensure quality control. If you have a particularly large project, I may bring in some help, but I'll let you know in advance.
Yes. My goal is to make your walls look like new. I can even repair larger holes and replace drywall.
Yes. Colour consult is included with estimate approval. I also have a great selection of popular Benjamin Moore neutral colours on large panels. Check out my panel list HERE
A lot of my clients work during the day and leave me with a key or door-code. While it is preferable that no one is home, it is not necessary that you vacate. Some clients schedule vacation getaways and come back to a refreshed home!
When you receive the invoice, it will list the payment options. I accept e-transfer (preferred), cheque, credit card (with a small fee), and cash.
I typically start at 8:30 am, but can be flexible to suit your schedule. I end my day around 5 pm, but I may stay a bit later to finish off a section. I also work weekends when required.
Yes! I have both WCB coverage and Liability Insurance.
Benjamin Moore is known for its High Quality Durable paint.
For walls, I quote using the REGAL line, but I give options to upgrade/change to SCUFF-X or AURA. If you're on a budget, I will suggest the contractor line (which is still comparable to other company's premium products)
I love to support local - Benjamin Moore stores are individually and locally owned... compared to large corporate or box stores.
There is a slight odor with any paint. I only use quality products from Bejamin Moore, which have zero to minimal VOCs. I open windows when weather permits. I recommend you turn on your Central Ventilation System.
I would recommned waiting 48 hours before re-hanging items that touch the wall.
In general, painting should happen AFTER new floors. (*the exception would be ceiling work)
Reason #1 - Installers can accidentally damage walls and trims as they remove old flooring or install new. Best results are achieved with continous painting rather than "touch-ups"
Reason #2 - Often baseboards are removed and reinstalled and left "as-is". I will caulk the tops, fill holes and repaint the baseboards.
Reason #3 - There could also be wall repair needed if the baseboads are lowered to accomodate a thiner flooring option. Ex. Vinyl flooring is not as thick as carpet and therefore the baseboards would be lowered when reinstalled.
Check out my brief Preparation guide HERE
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