Ipswich summers are hot and the UV is strong, so exterior paint has a hard life. A finish that lasts starts with washing, scraping, sanding and priming the surface properly, then using exterior paints made for Australian conditions.
What's included
- Weatherboard, brick, block and fibre cement
- Eaves, fascias, gutters, downpipes and barge boards
- Verandahs, balustrades, stairs, decks and fences
- Pressure cleaning, scraping, sanding and spot priming
- Timber repairs and gap filling before painting
- Queenslanders and heritage homes, done with care
How it works
- Call us for a free quote. Tell us what you need painted. We can often give a rough idea on the phone.
- Photos or a quick visit. Some jobs we price from photos, others need a short site visit. Both are free.
- Book in. Once you're happy with the written price, we lock in a date and do the job.
- Pay afterwards. We send the invoice when the work is finished and you're happy.
Where we work
We do exterior painting across the whole City of Ipswich and parts of Coomera, including:
How often should a house exterior be repainted in Ipswich?
As a rough guide, every 7 to 10 years for a quality exterior system, sooner on north and west faces that take the most sun. Chalky, faded or flaking paint is the sign it is time.
Do you paint old Queenslanders?
Yes. Older timber homes need extra care with prep. Homes built before 1990 may have lead-based paint, so we test before sanding and follow safe work practices if it is present.
What happens if it rains?
We watch the forecast and do not paint exterior surfaces when rain is due before the paint can cure. If weather stops work, we come back as soon as it clears.
Ready for a fresh look?
Call our friendly team for a free, no-obligation quote. We'll talk it through, and if we need photos or a quick visit, we'll arrange it.