Living in Chapel Hill has many advantages, not only has it got some of the best views and the leafiest streets in the city, it backs right on to Mt Coot-tha giving this suburb some of the closest access to the best walking trails in the entire city.
As the name comes from the Methodist Chapel built on top of the hill in 1874, this is one of the older suburbs in Brisbane and as such has a great combination of both old and new homes that require a range of different painting methods and types to ensure they’re looking in tip-top shape all year round.
Experienced Chapel Hill House Painters
Tony’s been painting homes in Brisbane for almost 30 years. He’s got the experience and knowledge to take on any painting job you need done.
Awesome Customer Service
Tony believes in old school customer service. A smile and a handshake and cleaning up after the job.
Done once, done right
Tony has experience painting all manner of surfaces from wood, brick, cement and metal through to modern homes, classic homes, pre and post war homes, Queenslanders and everything in between.
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Is the paint on your home peeling, flaking or discoloured?
Nobody likes to come home to see their house looking a little worse for wear. Particularly if the houses in your street all look amazing and yours is peeling, flaking and standing out because of its outdated paint colour.
The good news is that exterior paint is one of the quickest and easiest ways to bring your home up to standard so it at least looks at home or even better than the other homes in the street.
In Brisbane we get scorching summers with rain, hail, shine and everything in between which can take its toll on house paint. Marks, scuffs, peeling and cracking are all signs you may want to consider getting a house painting company to give you a price on conducting an external house paint project for you.
If your house paint is doing any of the following, give us a call:-
- Paint that is peeling
- Paint that is cracked
- Caulk that’s cracking or deteriorating
- Paint that’s fading
- Gaps in the wood panelling
- Wooden panels that have shrunk or expanded causing paint to peel and crack
- You’re not liking the colour
- You’re selling your home
