Interior painting
Walls, ceilings, hallways, stairwells, bedrooms, kitchens. We fill every nail hole and crack, sand the patches flush, spot-prime so the repair doesn't flash through the topcoat, then two full coats of the colour you picked. Furniture moved and put back, floors sheeted, sockets and switches taped off.
Exterior painting
Render, brick, weatherboard, fascia, soffits, doors and garage doors. The prep is most of the job: washing off the grime, scraping and sanding loose paint, treating bare timber, priming what's thirsty. Then a finish that stands up to a proper winter instead of peeling by spring.
Trim, doors and woodwork
Skirting, architraves, door frames, window reveals, banisters, built-in cupboards. This is the work people notice and the work most painters rush. Hand-cut edges, no paint on the glass, no brush marks where you'll see them.
Wallpaper and feature walls
Hanging paper properly — lined, matched, seams tight — or painting a single wall in a bolder colour so a room has somewhere to look. Happy to talk through which wall actually wants it before you commit.
Colour help
If you're stuck between three near-identical off-whites, that's normal. We'll bring the fan decks, look at the room's light at different times of day, and put sample patches on the wall so you can live with a colour for a week before anyone commits to it.
Small repairs and touch-ups
Water stains, hairline cracks, scuffs from moving furniture, a patch where a shelf came down. Sometimes it's a half-day job rather than a full repaint, and we'll tell you honestly when that's the case.