Integrity Painting is a Winnipeg painting company that has been finishing homes since 1992, including new construction and new-build projects for homeowners and builders. We prime and paint new drywall, trim, doors, and ceilings on a schedule that keeps pace with the build, and we deliver the clean, consistent finish a new home is expected to have. Every project is backed by our satisfaction guarantee: we'll make it right if you're not happy with the result.
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Painting a new build is a different job from repainting a lived-in home. There's no old coating to work around, but new drywall and raw trim have their own demands — and the timing has to line up with the rest of the trades so painting doesn't hold up the schedule.
Fresh drywall is porous and pulls in paint unevenly, so priming isn't optional — it's what makes the finish coats look uniform and last. New trim, doors, and millwork often go in raw or pre-primed and need proper finishing. And because a new home is a blank slate, every imperfection shows: a good new-construction paint job is judged on crisp lines, even sheen, and full coverage in the light of an empty room.
We handle interior painting on new residential builds and major additions:
-Priming and painting new drywall — walls and ceilings
-Trim, baseboards, casings, and crownInterior doors and millwork
-Closets, stairwells, and utility spaces
-Colour consultation and specification for builders and homeowners
-Coordination with your build schedule and other trades
For exterior finishing on a new build — siding, trim, decks — see our exterior painting and deck & fence staining pages.


Step 1 — Estimate and scope. We review the plans or walk the site, confirm the scope and finish specifications, and provide a detailed written estimate. For builders, we align on how our stage fits the overall schedule.
Step 2 — Surface prep. New drywall is checked and any final touch-ups or sanding are handled so the surface is ready. We mask and protect floors, windows, fixtures, and anything already installed.
Step 3 — Priming. New drywall and raw trim are primed. On new construction this step does the most work — it seals the porous surface so the colour reads true and the coats last.
Step 4 — Finish coats. Walls, ceilings, trim, and doors get their finish coats applied in the right sequence, with attention to clean cut lines and even coverage throughout.
Step 5 — Inspection and cleanup. We walk the finished space, handle touch-ups, remove masking, and leave the home clean and ready for the next stage or for hand-off to the owner.

Integrity Painting has been painting Winnipeg homes since 1992, across every kind of housing stock and both renovation and new-build work. Our on-site work is led by a Red Seal Journeyman Painter — a nationally recognized trades credential that reflects demonstrated skill, not just years on the job.
We're BBB accredited, WCB compliant, and members of both the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce and the Painting and Decorating Contractors of America (PDCA) — the kind of accountability builders need on a job site.
Our satisfaction guarantee is simple: the most thorough painting job you've ever seen, or we make it right. And you work with a single point of contact from estimate through completion.
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Both. We paint new-construction and custom homes for homeowners, and we work with builders and general contractors who need a reliable painting stage in their build. For builder work we coordinate scheduling with your other trades and keep the site clean throughout.
Interior painting generally happens after drywall is finished and sanded, and is usually sequenced with trim, doors, and flooring depending on your build. Priming often goes on before trim and flooring are installed, with finish coats and touch-ups near the end. We confirm the right sequence for your specific project at the estimate.
Fresh drywall is porous and absorbs paint unevenly, so finish coats applied directly to it look blotchy and don't hold up. A dedicated primer seals the surface so the colour is uniform and the finish lasts. On new construction, skipping primer is one of the most common reasons a paint job looks inconsistent.
It depends on the size of the home, the number of colours and finishes, the amount of trim and millwork, and the ceiling heights. Every build is different, so we provide detailed written estimates at no charge based on the plans or a site walk-through.
Yes. We paint to specified colours, sheens, and finish standards, and we can provide colour consultation if specifications aren't set yet. Confirming the spec up front is part of our estimate process so the finished home matches the plan.
Whether you're looking to join our team as a full-time crew member or partner with
us as a trusted subcontractor, there's a place for you at Integrity. We’re always looking
for skilled, reliable people who take pride in their work.
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