Inner East · 3126
Canterbury's heritage precincts are tightly protected, and repainting frequently intersects with permit conditions, original colour research and neighbourly expectations about the streetscape.
We prepare documented colour schemes suitable for submission, keep original detailing intact and avoid the modern shortcuts — filled reveals, caulked joints, sprayed lacework — that quietly erase period character.
Housing stock in Canterbury: Victorian and Federation homes, grand period estates and sympathetically extended family residences.
Across Melbourne
These case studies are from other Melbourne suburbs, not this one. They show the preparation, products and colours we document on every job.
InteriorBrighton · Apartment · 2025
A three-bedroom bayside apartment turned around in six days between tenancies, including salt-affected window reveals and a warm greige living zone.
RoofMount Waverley · Family Home · 2025
A concrete tile roof re-bedded and flexible-pointed, then sealed and finished in two coats of charcoal membrane, documented with before and after drone imagery.
DecksBrighton · Family Home · 2025
Ninety square metres of salt-damaged merbau stripped, brightened, sanded and re-oiled, with glass balustrade posts refinished in a matching tone.
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Costs, timing and how to compare quotes — the same guidance we give homeowners at the first inspection.
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A standard 3.5m × 3.5m Melbourne bedroom costs $550–$950 to paint professionally including ceiling, walls and trim; kitchens and bathrooms run $700–$1,400 because of cutting-in density, and stairwells $1,200–$2,600 because of access.
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A trustworthy painting quote names the product line for every surface, states coat counts separately for ceilings, walls, trim and doors, lists each preparation stage, defines exclusions, and attaches a current public liability certificate and a written labour warranty.
Read the guideOur process
From your first enquiry to your written warranty, you always know what happens next and who is responsible for it.
Send through your address, scope and any colour ideas. We reply within one business hour with next steps.
A project manager measures, tests coatings and photographs every problem area — no guesswork, no phone quotes.
A line-by-line proposal with products, coat counts, access equipment and firm start and finish dates.
Wash down, scrape, fill, sand, caulk, prime and mask. Floors, gardens and fixtures fully protected.
Brush, roll and spray applied to specification by tradespeople who have been with us for years, not weeks.
We inspect together under daylight, action every note the same day, then issue your written warranty.
Tell us a little about your painting project and we'll get back to you.