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Hunter Painting Co

Newcastle

Painters Broadmeadow

Painters Broadmeadow can refresh residential and commercial surfaces once repairs, access and the building’s use are clear. Send Hunter Painting Co photographs and tell us whether the property is a home or business.

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

The houses in Broadmeadow

A showroom wall, office entrance and cottage verandah each raise different questions. Describe the areas you want painted and what must remain in use, rather than assuming every room and entrance can be closed for painting at the same time.

When asking our Broadmeadow painters about an older property, include any bubbling paint near floors or paths. Such marks can have several causes, and their position matters more than a general assumption about the suburb or the age of the house.

Need a painter in Broadmeadow?

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 Broadmeadow

Visible damage and day to day access are both worth discussing early. The list of work should cover damaged timber or plaster as well as paint, and explain which routes people need to use during the job.

  • Showrooms and offices

    Shopfronts and offices may involve signs, glass windows and customer entrances close to the painted surface. Tell us which items are staying, whether signage is being replaced and which routes cannot be blocked, so those details can be considered together.

  • Damp at the base

    Bubbling near the base of a wall can indicate moisture, but the source should be investigated rather than guessed. A leaking downpipe, water splashing from paving or another building issue may need attention before the wall can be recoated.

  • Workers cottages

    Small cottages can contain detailed timber and several generations of paint. Preparation should be based on the state of those layers and the material underneath; the house's floor area alone does not show how much exterior work is involved.

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 Broadmeadow

  • Can you paint a showroom without closing it?

    Provide your trading hours and identify the customer areas that need to remain open. We can discuss painting separate areas at different times, but whether trading continues depends on safe access, the preparation involved and the space available for separating the work.

  • Why is paint bubbling at the bottom of our wall?

    Paint can lift when moisture reaches it from behind or underneath. Have persistent damp investigated before selecting a new coating, and tell us whether the mark changes after rain or remains present through dry weather.

  • Do you paint warehouses and industrial units?

    Send our painters in Broadmeadow a description of the warehouse areas you want painted, including wall heights, materials and any site requirements. That allows the proposed painting to be assessed without assuming the building needs, or is suitable for, a specialist industrial coating system.

Broadmeadow and the suburbs around it

We work the streets either side of Broadmeadow 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 Newcastle
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