Exterior painting
Exterior house painting in Melbourne’s east and the Yarra Ranges
A good exterior repaint protects your home as much as it smartens it up. We do the prep properly, choose the right paint system for each surface and finish to a standard we guarantee.
Charcoal cladding and timber entry
What we paint
Every outside surface, prepared for the weather
Melbourne’s mix of hot sun, cold snaps and wet winters is hard on paint, and the Yarra Ranges adds shade, damp and moss. We match the preparation and product to each surface so the finish holds up for years, not seasons.
- Weatherboards and cladding
- Render and masonry
- Brick, painted or sealed
- Eaves, fascias and gutters
- Windows, doors and frames
- Decks, verandahs and pergolas
- Balustrades and handrails
- Fences and gates
- Timber staining and oiling
- Steel, downpipes and roofs
How it works
How an exterior repaint runs
01
Site visit and written quote
George inspects the surfaces, talks through colours and finishes, and sends an itemised quote.
02
Protect and set up
Gardens, paths, windows and roofs are covered. Scaffolding or access equipment goes up where it’s needed.
03
Prepare and repair
Washing, scraping, sanding, filling and small timber repairs. Bare timber is primed and gaps are sealed.
04
Two finish coats
Quality exterior paint in your chosen colours, applied in the right conditions so it cures properly.
05
Clean-up and walkthrough
We tidy the site, walk the job with you and touch up anything that needs it before we call it done.
Our work
Recent exterior projects
We have found George and his team to be very professional. The quality of work is of the high standard. We would have no hesitation in recommending George and his team to others.
How long does an exterior repaint take?
Most single-storey homes take one to two weeks, depending on size, preparation and the weather. You’ll get a timeframe with your quote.
What’s the best time of year to paint outside?
Spring to autumn is ideal, but we paint year-round when conditions allow. Paint needs dry surfaces and mild temperatures to cure, so we watch the forecast and reschedule rather than rush.
Do you repair damaged timber before painting?
Yes. Filling, patching and small timber repairs are part of our prep. If we find anything bigger, we’ll flag it before we start.
Can you paint render, brick and metal?
Yes. Each needs a different primer and paint system. For face brick, we’ll talk through whether painting or sealing is the better option.
