Rope access painting
Licensed exterior painting of facades, walls, roofs and fixtures at height.
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Strata painting
Fresh common areas and a well-kept exterior lift a whole building. We repaint strata properties inside and out, with rope access for the high parts, so there’s no scaffold.
- 15+ yearsin height & building work
- IRATAcertified rope access
- Licensedpainter & decorator · 471024C
- Fully insuredpublic liability & workers comp
Built for strata committees
Strata painting projects need more than good painters. They need clear quotes the committee can compare, a programme residents can plan around, and a contractor who communicates. We provide a scope broken down by area, resident notices, and progress updates to your strata or building manager.
What we cover
- Lobbies, entries, corridors and lift landings
- Fire stairs and stairwells
- Car parks, walls, columns and floors
- Exterior walls and facades, by rope access where high
- Doors, frames, handrails and metalwork
- Repairs to cracks, patches and sealant before painting
Why repaint on a schedule
Paint is the building’s first line of protection. Repainting on a planned cycle protects render and concrete, keeps the building presentable for sales and leasing, and is far cheaper than repairing the damage that failed coatings allow. See how maintenance protects property value.
How often should strata common areas be repainted?
It varies with traffic and exposure. Many buildings plan interior common areas every several years and exteriors on a longer cycle set in the capital works fund plan.
Can you help choose colours?
Yes, we can provide sample patches and work with your committee or designer.
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One call. We take care of it.
Tell us about your building and what it needs. We’ll inspect, quote clearly and coordinate the work, from the bin room to the roofline.