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Painting — Adelaide

The cut-in tells you who you hired.

Interior repaints, weatherboard, render, heritage facades, end-of-lease patch-and-paint. Briks painters prep first, paint second — sand, fill, undercoat, and only then top-coat. The work shows in five years.

Common jobs

What we handle.

Most paintingcalls fall into the categories below. Yours doesn’t fit? Send a photo via WhatsApp — we’ll tell you straight whether it’s our job or someone else’s.

  • Full interior repaints (walls, ceilings, trim) in occupied or vacant homes
  • Exterior weatherboard, render, and brick painting
  • Heritage facade repaints with original profile preservation
  • Ceiling-only work (water staining, smoke damage)
  • Trim and skirting refresh in heritage profiles
  • End-of-lease patch, fill, and paint to make-good standard
  • Roof painting (terracotta and metal — coordinated w/ roofer for prep)
  • Feature wall and accent colour application
  • Door, frame, and architrave gloss work
  • Gate, fence, and pergola staining and painting

What’s involved

How a Briks painter job actually runs.

  1. 01

    Walk-through first. We agree the colour, sheen, and prep level on-site — paint catalogue or your own samples. We point out hidden costs (rust spots in render, lead paint in pre-1970 homes) before quoting.

  2. 02

    Prep is most of the cost and most of the longevity. Sand, fill, dust, undercoat where bare. We do not paint over loose paint and call it done — that is why exterior work falls off in two years elsewhere.

  3. 03

    Two top coats is standard. Cutting in by brush, rolled out for body. Drop sheets, masked frames, daily clean-down. You can move furniture back the next morning on water-based work.

Standards + compliance

The non-negotiables.

The licenses, standards, and paperwork every Briks-coordinated painting job clears before, during, and after the work.

BLD painter license

Lead painters hold a current SA Painter Contractor license (BLD class) for jobs over the licensed threshold. Smaller jobs are still done to the same standard.

AS/NZS 2311 painting standard

Surface prep, primer selection, and top-coat application follow AS/NZS 2311 (Painting of Buildings). Hot-weather application limits respected — we do not spray render at 38°C.

Low-VOC and SA-approved paints

We use Dulux, Taubmans, and Wattyl product lines — including their low-VOC and zero-VOC ranges. Heritage work uses British Paints or matched alternatives where original spec calls for it.

Honest carve-out

Call us — or don’t.

Some painting jobs need a licensed tradie. Others you can knock over on a Saturday with the right tool. Here is the honest line.

Call a painter for

  • Whole-room or whole-house repaints
  • Exterior work above one storey
  • Heritage homes (pre-1970 — lead paint risk)
  • Render or stucco patch-and-paint
  • End-of-lease repaint where bond is on the line
  • Roof painting (terracotta, Colorbond, Zincalume)
  • Anything that needs scaffold or two-storey ladders

Probably DIY

  • A single feature wall in a low-traffic room
  • Touch-up of existing paint where you have the original tin
  • Garden fence panels at ground level
  • Re-coating a small piece of furniture

FAQ

Painting questions, answered.

A full 3-bed interior repaint in Adelaide depends on ceiling height, prep required (filling, lead paint), trim coverage, and finish chosen. Briks attends, measures wall and ceiling area, and quotes in writing — no per-square-metre estimating that misses the prep work.

Got a painting job? Tell us. We’ll handle it.

Coordinator picks the right specialist off the bench, attends on-site, scopes the work, and gets you a written quote — usually inside 24 hours of the visit.

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