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Texora Painting & Drywall · Strata & Multi-Unit

Strata Painting in Delta & Metro Vancouver

We at Texora Painting & Drywall do strata and multi-unit painting across Metro Vancouver from our base in Tsawwassen, Delta. We walk the property with your council or property manager, one of our three uniformed crews does the work, and the written proposal names the 1, 2 or 3-year workmanship warranty. Repaints for townhomes, condos and apartment complexes, scheduled around residents.

  • For strata approval, councils get a written proposal they can approve, and one point of contact who keeps the council or manager updated.
  • Work runs building by building and elevation by elevation, with notice posted to residents before we reach their unit.
  • Texora Painting & Drywall is based at 1299 56 St in Tsawwassen, Delta, BC.
  • Texora Painting & Drywall paints strata and multi-unit properties across Metro Vancouver.
  • 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.
  • Rated 5.0 on Google
  • Free written quotes
  • Workmanship warranty in writing
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Strata, condo and townhome painting in Metro Vancouver

A strata repaint in Metro Vancouver means councils and property managers to coordinate with, residents to keep informed, multiple buildings and elevations to sequence and multi-storey access to plan, and we handle that coordination from proposal to final walkthrough.

  • Coordinated with councils & managers across Metro Vancouver
  • Scheduled around residents
  • Multi-storey access & boom lifts
  • Exterior, trim, railings & decks (Hardie board, stucco, wood and vinyl siding)
  • Wood rot & trim repair available
  • WorkSafeBC insured crews

We work with strata councils, property management companies and building owners across Metro Vancouver: Delta, Surrey, Richmond, Burnaby, Coquitlam, New Westminster, Vancouver and the wider Lower Mainland. We repaint townhome complexes, condominiums, rental apartments, duplexes and mixed commercial-residential strata buildings, exterior and common areas alike.

We provide a clear written scope and timeline, keep the council or manager updated throughout, and post notice to residents before work reaches their unit.

House front with a stone chimney, light grey walls and a dark teal door after painting
Exterior walls, siding and trim · Exterior paintwork supplied by Texora.

Who's responsible for painting common property in a BC strata?

British Columbia's provincial guidance on strata housing puts the responsibility plainly: "the strata corporation must repair and maintain common property and common assets" (BC government, strata housing: repairs and maintenance). Which specific walls, hallways or trim details count as common property depends on your building's strata plan and bylaws, but a repaint that covers shared exterior surfaces is generally decided and budgeted at the strata level rather than by an individual owner.

Strata bylaws set the approval process

Every strata has its own bylaws, and the same BC government guidance notes that "bylaws and rules set out what the strata corporation will be like to live in and how it is administered," and that owners, tenants and visitors must follow them (BC government, bylaws and rules). That means the exact process for approving a repaint, a colour change, or any exterior alteration can vary from one building to the next. If you're an owner wondering whether you can repaint your own unit's trim or a section of shared wall, check your building's bylaws with your strata council or property manager first.

Painter with orange-tinted sunglasses covering a ground-floor window in plastic
Protecting windows before painting · Exterior paintwork supplied by Texora.

Signs a Metro Vancouver strata is due for a repaint

The signs are the ones we look for on any exterior: paint that's peeling, blistering, staining or losing adhesion, caulked joints that have opened up, and patches worn down to bare wood. On a strata we check every building and elevation for them, and where we find damaged trim or exterior wood, we repair it before painting so the repaint lasts.

How a strata repaint runs in Metro Vancouver

1

Site review and proposal

We walk the property with your council or manager, assess every elevation and access need, and provide a detailed written proposal you can approve.

2

Planning and resident notice

We build a building-by-building schedule and post notice to residents before work reaches their unit, so access and parking are handled in advance.

3

Prep and repairs

Surfaces are washed, scraped, sanded and caulked, with wood rot and trim repairs completed before any finish coat goes on.

4

Multi-storey access

We use the right access for the building (ladders, scaffolding or boom lifts) to reach every surface safely and evenly.

5

Application

Quality exterior coatings applied by brush, roller or spray for a consistent finish across the whole complex.

6

Walkthrough and sign-off

We walk the completed work with your council or manager, handle any touch-ups, and stand behind the finished result.

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What do Google reviewers say about working with Texora?

Rated 5.0 on Google

“Great company to deal with. Professional, detail-oriented and friendly. Came back for minor touch ups when asked without issue. Definitely recommend this company.”
Jenny, Google review, August 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!”
Rachel Harrison, Google review, September 2026

What we paint on strata properties in Metro Vancouver

Building exteriors and siding

Wood, Hardie board, stucco and vinyl siding across every elevation, washed, prepped and recoated for a consistent, weather-ready finish on all buildings in the complex.

Trim, fascia and soffits

Crisp trim lines, fascia, soffits and eaves refreshed to improve the whole property's appearance.

Railings, decks and balconies

Balcony railings, deck surfaces and privacy screens refinished with durable coatings built for constant exposure.

Common areas and hallways

Interior corridors, stairwells, lobbies and amenity rooms repainted with low-odour products and scheduling worked around residents.

Doors, entryways and garages

Unit doors, entry features and garage doors repainted to match the property's colour scheme.

Rot repair and prep

Where we find damaged trim or exterior wood, we can repair it before painting so the repaint lasts.

How do we work with strata councils?

A written schedule

The written proposal sets out the schedule, which matters when a project touches dozens of homeowners and a council's budget cycle.

One point of contact

One point of contact for your council or property manager, with regular updates and resident notices so everyone knows what's happening and when.

Sequenced around residents

We sequence buildings and elevations to keep access, parking and daily life as normal as possible for residents.

Written scope and quote

A clear written scope and quote with no hidden extras, easy to present and approve at a council meeting.

What usually gets decided at a council or meeting level

Larger exterior projects, like a full building repaint, typically get budgeted through the strata's reserve fund and approved by the council or at a general meeting, since the cost is shared across every unit. A written proposal with a clear scope, price and timeline makes it easier for a council to bring a project forward for a vote.

How should a strata council compare painting quotes?

Two quotes for "the same repaint" often describe different jobs: one might include full prep, wood repair and two coats of a premium exterior product, another a single coat over minimal prep. Before voting on price, check that each quote covers the same elevations, the same prep, a named paint product and coat count, and the same warranty terms.

What to have ready before a strata repaint goes to council

  • A written quote with a clear scope and a bottom-line price, and a realistic timeline covering the whole building, every section and elevation
  • How resident communication, access and parking will be handled during the work
  • What the reserve fund or existing budget already covers, and what's extra, since under BC's strata guidance the strata corporation must repair and maintain common property
  • Whether wood repair or other prep work is included in the quote or billed separately
What to check in every strata painting quote
ItemWhat to checkIn our written proposal
ElevationsEach quote covers the same elevationsWe walk the property with your council or manager and assess every elevation and access need
PrepThe same prepSurfaces are washed, scraped, sanded and caulked before any finish coat goes on
Product and coatsA named paint product and coat countCoatings applied by brush, roller or spray for a consistent finish across the whole complex
Wood repairWhether wood repair is included or billed separatelyWood rot and trim repairs completed before any finish coat goes on
WarrantyThe same warranty termsA 1, 2 or 3-year workmanship warranty, named in the written proposal

Strata painting questions from Metro Vancouver councils and managers

We can. Where we find damaged exterior wood or trim, we repair it first so the repaint lasts.

Strata painting in Delta and the Tri-Cities

We work in Ladner and Tsawwassen, across Delta, and in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody. We are based at 1299 56 St in Tsawwassen, and Highway 17A, 56 Street and Ladner Trunk Road connect Tsawwassen with Ladner Village. In the Tri-Cities, Barnet Highway, Lougheed Highway and Ioco Road connect Port Coquitlam with Port Moody.

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Tsawwassen, Delta, BC. Texora Painting & Drywall is based on 56 Street; Ladner is just north.

Get a strata painting proposal in Metro Vancouver

We walk the property with your council or property manager, and the written proposal names the scope, the schedule and the 1, 2 or 3-year warranty term.