Services

Everything we do

Residential and commercial painting, inside and out. Pressure washing, decking restoration, driveways and roof restoration. Batemans Bay.

A house exterior with fascia, gutters and cladding newly painted in Dulux Monument

Exterior painting

The bulk of the work, and the one where prep decides everything. Salt, sun and westerly weather pull paint off a coastal house faster than most people expect, so the surface gets taken back properly before anything new goes on.

Weatherboard, render, fibro, cladding and brick
Fascia, barge boards, gutters, eaves and soffits
Windows, doors, garage doors and railings
Full wash down, scrape, sand and fill before priming
Bare and patched areas spot primed, then two top coats
Exterior grade paint rated for coastal exposure

A timber entry with freshly finished doors and a restored deck

Interior painting

Whole houses, single rooms and everything between. You keep living in the place while it happens, so the furniture gets covered, the floors get sheeted and the gear goes away at the end of each day.

Walls, ceilings and cornices
Doors, architraves, skirtings and window reveals
Cutting in by hand, no tape lines left behind
Cracks, nail holes and old fixing points filled and sanded
Stain blocking on water marks and smoke damage
Low odour and low VOC paints where you want them

A close view of a painted eave, fascia and gutter line

Roof restorations

A tired roof drags the whole house down from the street, and it is usually the cheapest big change you can make. Tile and metal both, washed back to a sound surface first.

High pressure clean and moss treatment
Broken tiles replaced and ridge capping repointed
Rust treated and primed on metal roofs
Sealer coat, then two coats of roof membrane
Gutters and downpipes done at the same time if you want them

A charcoal coated concrete driveway and side path

Driveway and concrete restorations

Driveways, paths, patios, carports and pool surrounds. Old concrete that has gone patchy and stained comes back as one even surface, and it stops looking like the part of the house nobody ever got to.

Pressure washed and degreased
Oil stains treated, cracks cut out and filled
Surface etched so the coating actually bonds
Plain colour, flecked or stencil finishes
Non slip additive on wet areas and slopes

Pressure washing

Booked on its own, or as the first step of a paint job. A house wash on its own makes a bigger difference than most people believe until they see one side done.

House washes, including render, cladding and brick
Driveways, paths and patios
Decks, fences, screens and retaining walls
Roofs and gutters
Mould and lichen treated rather than just blasted off

A weathered timber deck before restoration

Decks, timber and front doors

Timber that has silvered off on the weather side. Sanded back to clean grain, then oiled or stained so it holds up to the next few summers instead of the next few months.

Decking, handrails, posts, steps and screens
Front doors and entry frames
Pergolas, carports and garden structures
Sanded, cleaned and coated in oil, stain or a clear finish
Loose boards and popped nails fixed before coating

A row of coastal townhouses painted white with coloured feature panels

Commercial and strata

Shops, offices, motels, unit blocks and townhouse complexes. Work gets staged so the place keeps trading and residents keep their front door and their car space.

Staged by building, block or floor
Out of hours work where the trading day needs it
Colour schemes matched across a whole complex
Scaffolding and access sorted as part of the job
One written quote for the committee or the manager to take to a meeting

A freshly painted white rendered townhouse

New builds and renovations

Working in alongside the builder and the other trades, so the paint goes on when the surface is ready rather than being crammed in the week before handover.

New plasterboard sealed, then two top coats
New timber and MDF primed on all faces
Render and blueboard sealed before top coats
Touch ups after the other trades have finished
Scheduled around the builder rather than the other way round

What is in a quote

The prep is written down, not assumed

A cheap quote is almost always a quote with the preparation left out of it. Ours says what gets done to the surface before any paint goes near it, so you can hold it up next to anyone else's.

The surfaces, listed

Which walls, which ceilings, which trims, which side of the house. If it is not on the quote it is not in the price, and you can see that before you agree to anything.

The prep, listed

Wash down, scrape, sand, fill, caulk, and what gets primed. This is where the hours actually go and it is the part worth comparing.

The coats and the products

The brand, the product and the number of coats, named. Two top coats over primer is the standard here, not an upgrade you have to ask for.

Want it looked at?

Send what needs doing and your suburb. A written quote, no obligation.

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