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From a single feature wall to a full property repaint, here is what to expect from each type of job so you know what to ask for.
Walls, ceilings, doors, skirting boards and trims, with fresh colour throughout the rooms you choose.
Kitchens, bathrooms and laundries need paint made for humid rooms. If a ceiling has water stains, the leak should be fixed first, then the stain sealed before repainting so it does not show through.
Facades, fences, render and other weather-exposed surfaces.
Exterior paint fails mostly from poor preparation, not poor paint. Washing, scraping loose paint, treating mould and repairing cracks come before any colour goes on.
Cleaning, repairing and repainting tired-looking roof surfaces.
Rust, loose fixings and damaged tiles should be dealt with before painting. Safe roof access also affects how a job is planned and quoted.
Offices, shops and other business properties.
Tell us your trading hours and any areas that must stay accessible, so timing can be planned around your business.
Most peeling, bubbling and patchy paint traces back to what happened before the first coat. Good preparation takes time, which is why it is often the difference between a paint job that lasts and one that needs redoing.
We talk through your project and explain the scope before giving you a tailored quote, so you know what is included. We also take care of the place you live or work in: tidy workmanship and respect for your space.
Local weather and soil affect how paint performs. These are the things worth knowing before you plan a job.
Strong UV fades exterior colour and slowly breaks paint down, and dark colours on north and west facing walls suffer most. Painting in direct midday heat can make paint dry too fast and leave lap marks, so outdoor work is best planned around shade and cooler hours.
Homes close to the coast, around suburbs like Henley Beach and Glenelg, collect salt that attacks paint and metal. Washing the salt off before painting, and choosing a coating suited to coastal conditions, helps the finish last.
Many Adelaide suburbs sit on clay soil that swells and shrinks with moisture, which can open cracks in walls and render. Hairline cracks can be filled and painted. Wide or growing cracks may be structural and are worth having assessed before painting over them.
Damp in bathrooms, laundries and wardrobes can bring mould back through fresh paint. Paint does not fix a moisture problem, so deal with the cause first, such as ventilation or a leak, then use a mould-resistant finish where suitable.
Every property is different, which is why we quote on the actual scope. These are the main things that move a price up or down.
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Answer three short questions about what you are painting and how big the job is.
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A clear quote based on the actual scope of your job. No pressure to proceed.
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Yes. We handle residential and commercial projects, including interiors, exteriors and roofs.
We are based in Brooklyn Park, Adelaide, South Australia. Tell us your suburb in the form and we will confirm we can help.
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It depends on the size, the condition of the surfaces and, outdoors, the weather. As a rough guide, a single room can often be done in a day or two, while a whole-house interior or exterior usually takes several days to a couple of weeks. We will give you a realistic timeframe with your quote.
Take down pictures and small items, clear access to the walls, and tell us about pets, alarms or anything fragile. For large furniture, we agree how it is handled when we discuss the job.
Mild, dry weather works best, which in Adelaide is usually spring and autumn. Paint needs a suitable temperature to dry and cure properly, and the label on the tin lists the range. Very hot, windy or wet days cause problems, so it is better to reschedule than to rush.
Compare like with like. Check that each quote lists the areas to be painted, the preparation included, the number of coats, the type of paint, who supplies it and the timeframe. A much lower price can mean less preparation or fewer coats. You can also ask any business for its ABN and insurance details.
Homes built before the 1970s may have lead-based paint. If your home is that age, mention it when you enquire. Dry sanding or scraping lead paint can spread toxic dust, so it should be tested and handled with the right method.
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