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Hunter Painting Co

Newcastle

Painters Tighes Hill

Painters Tighes Hill can bring original walls and new renovation work into a matching colour scheme once repairs are complete and new materials are ready for paint. Show us completed building work and the old and new surfaces.

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

The houses in Tighes Hill

An interior renovation may leave new plasterboard beside patched original plaster, while an exterior extension introduces cladding with a different coating requirement. Identify these changes in the enquiry so preparation can suit the materials rather than simply following the room or wall boundary.

Our Tighes Hill painters can discuss painting alongside the remaining building tasks. Include flooring, cabinetry or other installations still planned, because installers may still need to drill, cut or repair walls that would otherwise have just been painted.

Need a painter in Tighes Hill?

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 Tighes Hill

The join between old and new work deserves attention before painting blends the colours. Whether new plaster has dried, joins are cracking or water stains are returning need checking so a uniform appearance does not conceal an unresolved problem.

  • New next to old

    New plasterboard and older plaster can absorb paint differently. Repairs also need to be sound and suitably finished, so show areas where patch texture remains visible or old plaster feels powdery instead of assuming the final coats will make every section look identical.

  • Original weatherboard

    A crack beside an extension can have several causes, including movement where the extension joins the original house. Describe whether it keeps reopening or changes over time, because filling and paint cannot establish whether the underlying construction needs further assessment.

  • Creek side damp

    Staining on a shaded wall should be assessed at the house rather than automatically attributed to a nearby creek. Look for leaks or poor drainage as well as surface deposits, and explain what happens after rain when enquiring about recurring damage.

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 Tighes Hill

  • Can you paint as soon as the builders finish?

    New plaster, render and cladding must be ready for painting according to the relevant suppliers’ instructions, and repairs need to be complete. Tell us what the builder is still doing so the painting sequence can be discussed without assuming the day construction ends is automatically a suitable start date.

  • Why is there a crack between our new extension and the old house?

    The cause needs assessment before a repair method is chosen. A moving joint may require a different response from a minor surface crack, and repeated filling is not a substitute for investigating a crack that is widening or returning.

  • Do you do interiors in renovated cottages?

    Describe the rooms, ceilings and trims you want included, along with areas still awaiting repairs. Our painters in Tighes Hill can discuss that interior brief with you, including room access and the materials involved, before the colours and proposed timing are settled.

Tighes Hill and the suburbs around it

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

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