Open-plan main floor
A Kamloops renovation with pot lights washing the feature wall — finished to Level 5 so the lighting revealed nothing but the paint colour.

The coats between taping and paint are where a room is won or lost. We finish walls and ceilings across Kamloops so paint lays flat, light falls clean and seams disappear.
A finished wall is the result of several thin, patient coats. Rushing a coat traps moisture, shrinks the mud and leaves a ridge you will see forever. We let each coat dry, knock it down, and widen the next one so the transition between board and joint becomes invisible.
That discipline matters more in Kamloops than in wetter parts of BC. Our dry summers and heated winters move mud fast, and a schedule that ignores that produces cracking a year later. We plan drying time around the actual conditions in the building.
Ceilings, stairwells and any wall lit from the side are the hardest surfaces in a house. Those are the places we slow down, widen joints further, and check the surface under a raking work light before sanding is called done.
If a room has pot lights washing a wall, a big south or west window, or a dark satin paint going on, tell us early — that usually means a full skim rather than a standard finish.
We hand the surface over dusted, spot-checked and genuinely ready for primer, so your painter isn't fixing our work on their clock. If we also handle the painting, the two stages line up without a gap in the schedule.
Every finish we complete carries a one-year crack warranty. If something moves in that first heating season, we come back.
We look at lighting, paint sheen and room use to set the right finish level before pricing.
Successive fill and finish coats, each feathered wider than the last and fully dried.
Pole and hand sanding with dust control, keeping the board face intact rather than scuffed.
A raking light pass over every wall and ceiling before the surface is released to paint.
A Kamloops renovation with pot lights washing the feature wall — finished to Level 5 so the lighting revealed nothing but the paint colour.
Two-storey stairwell finished from staging, with joints feathered extra wide to survive the sidelight from a tall window.
A commercial space finished quickly to Level 4 on a fixed possession date, with the tenant's painter starting the next morning.
Fibonacci Taping is based in Kamloops and works across the city's neighbourhoods and the wider Thompson region. If you're just outside this list, call us — we'll tell you honestly whether we can get there.
Tell us about your project and we'll walk the site, measure it properly, and give you a clear written price.