We at Texora Painting & Drywall do interior and exterior painting, drywall repair and installation in Port Coquitlam, BC, from Mary Hill to Citadel Heights. Two local partners meet every homeowner and write the estimate, and three trained crews do the work. We're rated 5.0 from 50 Google 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.
Stucco: the 1980s and 90s stucco homes need different prep than wood or Hardie board.
Texora Painting & Drywall is a painting contractor serving Port Coquitlam, in the Tri-Cities, 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 Port Coquitlam homes, Mary Hill to Riverwood
We serve homeowners throughout Port Coquitlam, BC, including Mary Hill, Citadel Heights, Central Port Coquitlam, Lincoln Park, Oxford Heights, and Riverwood. PoCo housing runs from established family homes on Mary Hill to newer builds in Citadel Heights.
Port Coquitlam homes face our coastal BC climate year-round: damp winters and warm summers that are hard on exterior finishes. Our prep-first process and quality coatings are chosen to hold up to PoCo weather, whether it's an exterior repaint, an interior refresh, or drywall repair before painting.
If drywall installation is part of a renovation, the City of Port Coquitlam's building permits page lists interior renovations among the work that needs a permit first.
We offer free on-site quotes throughout Port Coquitlam, and all pricing is detailed in writing before any work begins.
Exterior walls, siding and trim · Exterior paintwork supplied by Texora.
Port Coquitlam's housing, and what it means for paint
Stucco is very common on the 1980s and 90s homes, and it needs different prep than wood or Hardie board. Port Coquitlam sits on the north bank where the Fraser River meets the Pitt River, and for years most of the land was farmland. Suburban housing came later, especially in the northern and southwestern parts of the city.
Protecting windows before painting · Exterior paintwork supplied by Texora.
Featured Google reviews
Google reviews to read before you hire painters in Port Coquitlam
Rated 5.0 on Google
“Great guys and good service! Highly recommend everyone to check their work!”
Ali Akbari, Google review, April 2026
“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!”
Stucco on 1980s and 90s homes that turns porous, chalky and cracked when it goes too long between repaints.
Nail pops in 1980s and 90s homes built with drywall nails, after decades of the framing drying and shrinking.
Peeling and grey weathering on wood siding in areas like Hyde Creek and along the ravine edges.
What a quote visit in Port Coquitlam should cover
A proper in-person visit means someone actually walks every exterior elevation, checks soffits and fascia, and looks at where existing paint is already failing before writing anything down. Inside, it means going room by room, noting where drywall needs patching before paint goes on, and confirming what finish and sheen you want in each space.
Our warranty, in plain terms
Every project ends with a final walkthrough. If something in the approved scope isn't right, it gets fixed before the job is considered finished. Beyond that, the written estimate states a workmanship warranty of 1, 2 or 3 years depending on the service and scope of the job.
That warranty covers problems caused by workmanship: peeling, blistering, or adhesion loss from improper prep or application, drywall tape or patches that fail, caulking that lets go, or carpentry that was installed and comes loose. It doesn't cover normal wear and fading, moisture intrusion from outside the paint system, building envelope problems, settlement cracking, coatings that were already on the surface beforehand, rot, mould, abuse, weather events, or work done by someone else afterward.
If anything looks off once the Port Coquitlam job is done, call before anyone else touches the area. Full terms are on the warranty page.
Interior painting in Port Coquitlam typically runs $300–$600 per room, or $5,000–$11,000 for a full-home repaint depending on size, ceiling height, and condition. We provide detailed free quotes with no obligation.
If drywall installation is part of a renovation, the City of Port Coquitlam's building permits page lists interior renovations among the work that needs a permit first.
Port Coquitlam covers a lot of ground, from Mary Hill to Citadel Heights and the areas around Central PoCo, Lincoln Park, Oxford Heights, and Riverwood.
Port Coquitlam and nearby service areas
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Call (604) 417-6483 and one of the two partners comes out to walk the job. The written estimate names the scope and the 1, 2 or 3-year warranty term that applies.