Calgary Painters, Calgary Commercial Painters, Calgary House Painters - Harding's Painting

References: Our best advertising is our previous customers. The following are a sample of projects completed in the year 2007. We completed over 500 residential and commercial contracts this year. No job is too big or too small, Interior or Exterior.

Somervale Court: Condominium 1st, Cynthia McFarlane

Heritage Height Condo

Holly Springs: Ultimate Property Management, Judy Walker

Access Spring Side: Connelly & Company, Marty Connelly

Caledonia at the Waterfront: Monday Management, Pam Wilson

Westview: Condominium 1st, Roger Davies

Richland Court: Condominium 1st, Nancy

Village on the Green-Douglasdale: Simco Management, Chantelle

Heritage Beach Club: Consolidated Real Estate Services, Diane Vine

Villas of McKenzie Lake: Montgomery Ross, Karen Kowacs

We are very proud of the service that we provide. We have a full-time staff of nine people who paint year-round doing interior and exterior projects. By having a core full-time staff we are able to hire additional people during the peak season and maintain the quality of service and dependability that we are known for. When you phone Harding's Painting you will receive the following.

Professionalism: We provide you a detailed quote. We deliver what we promise. We deliver our service in a professional manner to the Property Manager and to the Residents.

Organized and Efficient: We approach all of our work in and organized fashion. Residences develop trust in us quickly.

Full Preparation and Top of the Line Products: to ensure that the job looks good and lasts.

Net Objective: To provide a worryfree service to Property Managers and Residences alike

Technical Opinion on Stucco Painting

What paint is best for Stucco? There are so many choices and opinions out there, it’s hard to know what to choose? Here are some guidelines based on condition of stucco and your priorities.

Vinyl/Acrylic Inexpensive Latex Paint: Only use this if budget is very important. Soaks into stucco fine but would tend to fade and lose its color quickly. Do not use on medium or dark colors.

100% Acrylic Latex Paint: This is an excellent choice if your stucco is in reasonable good shape and you don’t want any sheen. Soaks into stucco and has good color retention.

Semi elastomeric /Acrylic Latex Paint: If your stucco does not have considerable hairline or large cracks, this is the recommended product. It has a very high build, which will increase coverage and durability and has excellent color retention. If you look at it on an angle you will notice a very slight sheen, which helps repel water. It soaks right into the stucco.

Full Elastomeric: This product was designed and manufactured for stucco that has considerable hairline and large cracks. It is a very high build product that bridges over those cracks. It also has a slight sheen, and repels water. Its drawback is that it tends to sit on the surface and bind to he stucco rather than soaking in, which increases the chance of warranty issues with the manufacturer. It is ideal for heavily cracked stucco.