Do your trim, doors or ceilings need repainting?
- Trim or baseboards that have yellowed or chipped.
- Ceiling stains, which need a stain-blocking primer before the topcoat.
- Doors you want in a new colour or a different sheen, usually semi-gloss.
We at Texora Painting & Drywall do trim, door and ceiling painting in Tsawwassen and across Delta, BC. One of the two partners prices the job on site, one of our three uniformed crews does the work, and the written estimate names your 1, 2 or 3-year workmanship warranty.
We use the correct sheen for each surface and cut clean lines by hand without relying on excessive tape. We're house painters based in Tsawwassen, in the City of Delta, and we take trim and door work in Ladner, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody too.
Many homeowners repaint trim and doors separately from walls, to refresh worn surfaces, update the colour, or as part of a staged renovation. Outside, a soft window sill or rotten exterior trim is a repair before it is a paint job: see wood rot, fascia and trim repair.
For walls as well as woodwork, see our interior painting for Delta homes.

Baseboards and casings are sanded, filled at cracks and nail holes, caulked at the wall joint, and cut in by hand rather than relying on tape for the line where trim meets wall. Doors are ideally removed and painted flat, since gravity pulls brush marks and drips downward on a door left standing.
Ask whether hinges, handles and knobs come off before painting starts, because painting around hardware leaves a rough edge once it's back on.
A flat sheen that hides small flaws on a wall shows every scuff and fingerprint on a baseboard or door, so trim and doors usually get semi-gloss, which is washable and holds up to daily bumps.

We visit your home, assess the scope, and provide a detailed written quote, with no surprise charges.
Not sure on colours? We'll bring swatches, walk you through finishes, and help you choose a palette that works with your lighting and furnishings.
We patch, sand, fill holes, caulk and prime every surface.
Floors, furniture and fixtures are covered before painting starts.
Trim lines are cut in by hand, ceilings are rolled, and doors are painted flat where they can come off.
We clean up once the work is complete, then walk through the job with you to make sure you're 100% satisfied before we pack up.
If anything needs touching up after we leave, call us and we'll come back to it under the warranty.
Featured Google reviews
“I found Texora painting very professional . I had an exterior window replaced and wood trim done.Very good with communication on when they arrive and what is going to be done. Very fair on the price, I would recommend them very highly.”
“I was very pleased with Texora Painting. The owners and workers were very professional and worked to do an exceptional job. I really recommend them.”
“Great company to deal with. Professional, detail-oriented and friendly. Came back for minor touch ups when asked without issue. Definitely recommend this company.”
Danny McMenemy had us paint the trim, then left this review on Google in September 2026.
“Great job painting our trim!”
Trim and detail work on Texora jobs
Rolling beside a window casing and brushing an interior wall panel.
Baseboards, door casings, window casings, and mouldings are lightly sanded, filled at cracks and nail holes, caulked at the wall joint, and painted in a semi-gloss or satin finish. Clean lines where trim meets wall are cut by hand, with no bleed or overlap.
Doors are ideally removed and painted flat for the best finish. Where this isn't practical, we mask carefully and brush the panel sections in sequence. We use a semi-gloss or gloss finish for durability and washability.
Ceilings are rolled with a flat or matte finish to hide imperfections and diffuse light evenly. We cut in at the ceiling-wall junction by hand for a straight line. If your ceiling has staining, we apply a stain-blocking primer before topcoat.
We paint accent ceilings in a contrasting colour or a deep hue, and we'll help you choose the right colour and finish.
Ask the crew which doors are ready for everyday use when they leave, and which still need another day. A door that feels dry after a few hours can still tack against a strike plate or hinge and peel later if it's closed too soon.
Cutting in the ceiling-wall line by hand matters as much as the rolling, because a ceiling shows every roller lap once light hits it sideways. Stains from an old roof leak or a bathroom fan need a stain-blocking primer first, or they bleed through the topcoat.
Trim, door, and ceiling work is covered by the same written workmanship warranty as any other job, one to three years depending on scope, stated on your estimate. That covers paint that fails from how it was prepped or applied, and any carpentry we installed that comes loose, like a piece of crown moulding. It doesn't cover a door slammed hard enough to chip the edge, or wear from daily use over the years.
Every project also ends with a final walkthrough under our 100% satisfaction guarantee, so you can flag anything in the agreed scope before we call it finished.
Trim and ceiling work often pairs with other services: ceiling patches or stains sometimes need drywall taping and finishing before paint goes on.
If you're dealing with a textured ceiling you'd rather smooth out, see popcorn ceiling repair. And trim work is often bundled into a full home repaint across Tsawwassen, Ladner and Delta, or done alongside cabinet painting in the kitchen.
| Surface | Prep and application | Sheen |
|---|---|---|
| Trim and baseboards | Lightly sanded, filled at cracks and nail holes, caulked at the wall joint; lines where trim meets wall are cut by hand | Semi-gloss or satin |
| Interior doors | Ideally removed and painted flat; where that is not practical, masked and brushed in panel sections | Semi-gloss or gloss |
| Ceilings | Rolled, with the ceiling-wall junction cut in by hand; staining gets a stain-blocking primer first | Flat or matte |
| Feature and accent ceilings | Painted in a contrasting colour or a deep hue | Colour and finish chosen with you |
Our Work
Before and after photos from Texora jobs.
Semi-gloss is the most common choice for trim, baseboards and doors in Canadian homes, since it's washable and durable. High-gloss gives a more formal look and satin a softer one on doors, and we'll recommend a sheen based on your home's style.
Yes. We can refresh yellowed or chipped trim, update the colour, or apply a different sheen without touching the walls.
We cut the line by hand with the right brush instead of relying on tape alone, which often bleeds or pulls up wall paint when it comes off.
Ceiling paint dries in 1 hour and is usually ready for a second coat in 2–4 hours. Your written estimate sets out how long the ceiling work on your Delta home will take.
Yes, popcorn ceilings can be painted, but require careful rolling technique to avoid pulling texture. We use a thick-nap roller with a flat or matte finish and avoid overworking the surface. If you'd like the texture removed and a smooth ceiling instead, we can quote that as a drywall skim coat job.
Yes, crown moulding, coffered ceilings, wainscoting, picture rail, and other architectural details are part of our trim service. These require precise cutting and often a gloss finish to highlight the profile.
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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One of the two partners walks the rooms with you, and the written estimate lists the trim, doors and ceilings in scope and your 1, 2 or 3-year warranty term.
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