Cut by hand, not by tape
A steady brush line beats tape every time — tape bleeds, pulls fresh paint, and leaves a ridge you can feel with a fingernail.
The bread and butter of interior painting: living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, stairwells, and ceilings. Walls patched and sanded flat, edges cut clean by hand, and two full coats of the colour you actually chose.
The difference between a professional repaint and a weekend one shows up in the same three places every time: the cut line where wall meets ceiling, the patches that telegraph through in raking light, and the second coat that got skipped because the first looked fine.
A steady brush line beats tape every time — tape bleeds, pulls fresh paint, and leaves a ridge you can feel with a fingernail.
One coat over a colour change is how you get patchy walls six months later when the underlying colour ghosts through.
Filler soaks up paint differently than drywall. Unprimed patches flash — visible dull spots in raking light, right where the sun hits.
Standard prep is part of the scope, not an upsell. If we find something bigger — water damage, a failed tape joint, a wall that needs re-texturing — it gets quoted separately so you can see exactly what it costs.
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Priced on measured wall area, not floor area. $600 minimum job. Excludes GST.
Get your exact priceWe price on actual measured wall surface — wall perimeter times wall height — not on your home's floor area. That matters, because floor-area pricing is where quotes get vague. Larger jobs move into better rates: walls run $1.10 per square foot under 1,000 sq. ft. and drop to $0.90 at 5,000+. Ceilings are $0.75 to $1.00 per square foot for one coat.
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Get a free quoteWe price on actual measured wall area rather than your home's floor area, at $0.90 to $1.10 per wall square foot for two coats with paint included. A standard 14 by 14 bedroom with eight-foot ceilings has about 448 square feet of wall, so walls alone come to roughly $490; adding the ceiling brings it to about $690. There's a $600 minimum job. Whole-home packages move into lower rate tiers, and a full interior package earns a 5% discount. Prices exclude GST.
Most single rooms are a one-day job including prep. A full main floor typically takes two to four days, and a whole house is often about a week. Significant drywall repair or a lot of trim and doors adds time, and we call that out in the quote rather than discovering it later.
Yes. Ceilings are priced separately from walls, at $0.75 to $1.00 per square foot for one coat depending on the size of the job, with a second coat available as an add-on. A flat white ceiling makes a bigger difference than most people expect, especially in rooms that haven't been touched in fifteen years.
No. We move furniture to the centre of the room and cover it, and mask the floors, trim, and fixtures. If there's anything fragile, heavy, or valuable you'd rather move yourself, just flag it at the walkthrough and we'll work around it.
Usually the same evening. Modern low-VOC paints are touch-dry within a couple of hours and the smell clears fast. We'd suggest waiting a few days before hanging pictures or pushing furniture hard against a wall, since paint keeps curing after it's dry to the touch.
Sometimes, but it's usually a bad idea. Paint adds moisture that can loosen the wallpaper adhesive, and seams telegraph through the finish. Removing the paper and skim-coating the wall is more work up front but gives a result that doesn't fail in two years. We'll assess it and give you a straight recommendation.

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