Question 1

How much does painting cost in Melbourne?

Accepted Answer

Interior repaints for a three-bedroom Melbourne home typically land between $6,500 and $14,000 depending on ceiling heights, cornice detail and the number of colours. Full exterior repaints usually range from $9,000 to $28,000 based on access, substrate condition and storeys. Every MPP proposal is a fixed price after a physical site inspection — we never quote by phone or floor area alone.

Question 2

Do you provide a written warranty?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Interior work carries a seven-year workmanship warranty and exterior work a ten-year workmanship warranty, sitting alongside the manufacturer's product warranty. It is issued in writing at your final walkthrough and is transferable if you sell the property.

Question 3

Which paint brands do you use?

Accepted Answer

We specify Dulux, Resene and Haymes systems. The choice is driven by substrate and exposure — a north-facing render in Bentleigh needs a different film than a shaded weatherboard in Kew. Your proposal names the exact product, sheen level and coat count for every surface.

Question 4

Can we stay in the house while you paint?

Accepted Answer

Almost always. We work room by room, use low-VOC water-based enamels, seal work zones with dust barriers and leave living areas usable each evening. Families with newborns or respiratory sensitivities can request a zero-VOC specification at no extra charge.

Question 5

How long does an exterior repaint take?

Accepted Answer

A standard double-storey Melbourne home runs seven to twelve working days: two to four days of preparation, then application. Weather delays are built into our schedule, and we will not apply a topcoat below 10°C or above 85% humidity, which is common across a Melbourne winter.

Question 6

Do you paint heritage and period homes?

Accepted Answer

Period work is a core part of our business. We hand-strip and consolidate original timber, replicate heritage colour schemes, repair ornate cement render and use breathable coatings appropriate to solid-brick construction across Balwyn, Canterbury, Hawthorn and Malvern.

Question 7

Are you insured and WorkSafe compliant?

Accepted Answer

We hold $20 million public liability plus workers compensation, and all elevated work is completed on certified scaffold or EWP with a site-specific SWMS. Copies of every certificate are attached to your proposal automatically.

Question 8

How far in advance should we book?

Accepted Answer

Exterior work in spring and autumn generally books three to five weeks ahead. Interior projects can often start within ten days. Commercial and strata programs are scheduled around your trading hours, including nights and weekends.

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