Paint roller leaving an even finish on a wall
Performance Painting & Decorating / A.C.T
The work / up close

Projects

A closer look at the surfaces, joins and edges that make a finish feel right.

01 / A working eye

Look beneath the finish

Painting is what you see. Preparation, sound surfaces and careful junctions are what let it hold together.

Close view of timber being fitted at a clean joint
Material study / timber & line

Five trades, one finished space

Different materials ask for different hands. Each part of the work begins with a look at what is already there.

Fresh paint being rolled across an interior wall
01 / Painting

From first preparation to final coat

Walls, ceilings, trim and exteriors need a sound base, clean cutting-in and a consistent finish.

02 / PlasteringCut-paper drawing of layered plaster surfaces

Made smooth

Repairs and new surfaces are finished and allowed to dry before paint begins.

03 / Carpentry03

Joined neatly

Timber details are measured against the existing space, then fitted with the adjoining finish in mind.

04 / Rendering05 / Roofing

The outside matters just as much

Rendering starts with wall condition and access. Roofing starts with an on-site look at the roof and the work required.

Light falling across the matte texture of a rendered exterior wall
Surface / light / detail

The small decisions stay visible

02 / How a job takes shape

No job too large or small

From one room to a commercial property, we look closely before we put a scope together. That is how the right preparation and the right trades find their place.

01

See the site

We visit to understand the surfaces, measurements, access and what needs making good.

02

Set out the work

A free quote follows the site visit, with the proposed work laid out before it begins.

03

Check the finish

Preparation comes first. We then carry out the trade work and look over the completed details.

Established 58 years in the ACT / MPA Member No: 001

Let’s see your space

Tell us what you have in mind. Contact us and we can provide a free quote for the work.

Cut-paper drawing of a paint roller and timber offcuts