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Hunter Painting Co

Lake Macquarie

Painters Silverwater

Painters Silverwater homeowners contact should consider the differences between an addition and the retained building. Include the Lake Macquarie address and photos of the sections you want refreshed.

  • LicensedNSW Fair Trading
  • Fully insuredPublic liability cover
  • Free written quotesNo obligation
  • Locally ownedNewcastle and Lake Mac

The houses in Silverwater

Our Silverwater painters ask what has been replaced or altered rather than assume a single construction throughout the house. New cladding can adjoin older sheets or timber, and the visible topcoat may not establish how those surfaces were prepared previously.

For a home used intermittently, describe its actual maintenance and moisture history rather than rely on occupancy alone. A recently maintained weekender may have very different needs from another building with recurring damp, even if both sit close to the same water.

Need a painter in Silverwater?

Tell us what needs painting and we will come and look at it, then put an itemised written quote in your hands. Free, and no obligation to go ahead.

What we look at first in Silverwater

The proposed preparation should relate to the material and condition of each included area. Colour coordination is one part of the result, while old coating compatibility, surface shape and any hazards determine what work is suitable before application.

  • Old and new together

    Different materials can receive coordinated colours using systems appropriate to each. The quote should identify their preparation separately, with incomplete junctions or building repairs resolved first rather than expect a common topcoat to conceal every physical difference.

  • Older fibro

    Older fibro needs appropriate assessment before preparation, particularly where damaged or uncertain. Suspect asbestos cannot be scrubbed, cut or sanded, and should not be treated as ordinary wall material merely because the final coating would be applied by hand.

  • Weekender walls

    Where a closed or shaded area has moisture marks, assess the source and affected material. Ventilation may be relevant, but opening the building and using mould resistant paint do not establish that a leak, damaged lining or another continuing problem has been resolved.

Paint containing lead was used in many Australian houses before 1970. Where it is present, the federal government's Lead Alert guide sets out how to prepare it, with wet scraping and wet sanding in place of dry sanding.

Questions people ask painters in Silverwater

  • Our extension is a different material to the house. Can it all match?

    Our painters in Silverwater can discuss a coordinated scheme after assessing the adjoining materials and their condition. Similar colour is possible in many cases, but sheen, texture and wall profile can still make an extension distinguishable from the retained house.

  • Which walls on a lakeside weekender fail first?

    Check the actual surfaces for deterioration instead of assuming one side always fails first. Shade, deposits, old products and water entry can affect different components, and protected details can sometimes need work while the adjoining broad wall appears intact.

  • Can you paint an old fibro weekender?

    It may be considered if the material and condition support a suitable coating approach. Any uncertain or damaged sheets need appropriate advice first, with preparation planned around established findings rather than a universal assurance that all old fibro can be safely repainted.

Silverwater and the suburbs around it

We work the streets either side of Silverwater as well, so if you are just over the boundary it is the same job and the same free quote.

Every suburb we cover in Lake Macquarie
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