We at Texora Painting & Drywall do interior and exterior painting in North Vancouver, BC, from Lonsdale and Lynn Valley to Deep Cove. Two local partners meet every homeowner and write the estimate, and three trained crews do the work. We're rated 5.0 on Google from 50 reviews, and your written estimate names a 1, 2 or 3-year workmanship warranty.
Cost: priced from a walkthrough of your home, with the scope and the paint listed in your written estimate.
Time of year: interior painting goes ahead year-round; exterior work is booked for dry weather, and the written estimate gives the dates.
Exterior paint: 100% acrylic with mildewcide additives for shaded walls prone to moss.
Texora Painting & Drywall is a painting contractor serving North Vancouver, BC, in Metro Vancouver.
Texora Painting & Drywall is based at 1299 56 St, Delta, BC.
Texora Painting & Drywall has been BBB Accredited since 29 September 2026, with an A- rating.
Texora Painting & Drywall is the Quality Business Awards 2026 winner, Best Painters in Delta BC.
Painting North Vancouver homes, Lonsdale to Deep Cove
We serve homeowners across North Vancouver, BC, from Lonsdale and Central Lonsdale to Lynn Valley, Deep Cove, Edgemont Village, and all surrounding areas. We serve all North Vancouver areas including Deep Cove, Lynn Valley, Edgemont, Central Lonsdale, Norgate, and all surrounding neighbourhoods on the North Shore.
North Vancouver's forested setting and mountain climate create specific painting challenges: high moisture exposure, moss and algae growth on north-facing surfaces, and the need for exterior coatings that can handle significant temperature swings. We select and apply products specifically suited to these conditions.
Interior painting in North Vancouver homes often involves working with unique architectural details: exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, built-ins, and custom millwork. Vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, custom millwork and multi-level staircases in North Vancouver homes are all part of what we handle.
Exterior walls, siding and trim · Exterior paintwork supplied by Texora.
North Vancouver weather: interior now, exterior when it's dry
Interior painting doesn't have to wait on the weather, since paint cures against a controlled indoor temperature. Exterior work does: most acrylic exterior paints need a surface that's dry and above roughly 10°C, and a north-facing wall that stays damp longer after a storm needs more buffer time than a wall that gets afternoon sun.
Ask a painting company how they plan around that rather than assuming a quoted start date is fixed regardless of forecast.
Protecting windows before painting · Exterior paintwork supplied by Texora.
Featured Google reviews
Google reviews to read before you hire painters in North Vancouver
Rated 5.0 on Google
“Excellent work, very professional. Entire exterior of our house look's like new. They kept to the schedule and completed in a timely fashion. Great price along with a great job. Well done and thanks for all your hard work. Shane”
Shane Tuckey, Google review, July 2026Entire exterior of the house
“These guys went above and beyond and everything was incredible. They just did our whole house very quickly and it looks unreal. Absolutely lovely to deal with and I highly recommend them!!!”
Jessica Olafson, Google review, September 2026Whole house
“Very happy with Texora and the team! They completed a huge project on a very short timeframe! It looks so much better! I highly recommend!”
Moss and algae on north-facing surfaces in North Vancouver's forested, wet setting, where walls stay damp long after a storm and need more drying time before paint; Metro Vancouver's wet season runs October to April.
Sloped North Shore lots that change ladder and scaffolding access for second-storey walls.
North Vancouver's mountain climate, with big temperature swings that exterior coatings have to handle.
North Vancouver's terrain and access
The District of North Vancouver sits on mountain slopes between the Capilano River and Indian Arm, with steep, winding roads, and a house built into a slope can mean different access for exterior work: ladder placement, scaffolding, and how a crew reaches a second-storey wall. Mention it when booking a quote, since a price based on a drive-by look can miss what access will really take on a sloped lot.
What to ask before you sign a quote
Is the price and scope in writing, with prep listed as its own line item
Does the company carry liability insurance, confirmed directly rather than assumed
What happens to the schedule if a dry stretch ends before the exterior work on a North Vancouver house is finished
What does the workmanship warranty cover, and for how long
Roofline and fascia problems on North Vancouver homes
Wood rot around fascia boards and rooflines tends to start small: a soft spot where paint has cracked and let water sit, or a section shaded most of the day that never fully dries out between rain events. Ask whether a quote for exterior painting includes a walk of the roofline and fascia specifically, as well as the wall surfaces. In the District of North Vancouver, non-structural maintenance and minor repairs don't need a building permit, but altering a property with heritage status does, and the District's single-family building permit page lists both.
Our warranty in plain terms
Every project includes a free, no-obligation quote and our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee: at the final walkthrough, any workmanship deficiencies inside the approved scope get fixed before the job is considered done. Most services also carry a workmanship warranty of 1, 2 or 3 years depending on scope, with the period stated on your estimate.
That covers problems caused by our own workmanship, peeling, blistering, or adhesion loss from improper prep or application, failed drywall tape or patches, and caulking failure, but it doesn't cover normal wear, fading, or moisture intrusion. If a covered issue turns up, call us before another contractor touches the area. Payment is accepted by cash, credit card, e-transfer, PayPal, or cheque.
Painting questions from North Vancouver homeowners
We recommend high-quality 100% acrylic exterior paints with mildewcide additives for North Vancouver homes, particularly on north-facing or shaded surfaces prone to moss and algae. Proper surface prep including cleaning and priming is equally important.
Interior painting in North Vancouver runs $350–$650 per room. Full home interior repaints typically range from $6,000–$13,000. Exterior painting for a North Van home averages $6,000–$14,000 depending on size and condition.
Most acrylic exterior paints need a surface that's dry and above roughly 10°C, and a north-facing wall that stays damp longer after a storm needs more buffer time than a wall that gets afternoon sun.
North Vancouver and nearby service areas
Public area maps for North Vancouver, Vancouver and Burnaby.