New Farm has more variety than people think.
A New Farm street can run an interwar apartment block, a mid-century walk-up, a converted warehouse, and a post-war timber home all in the same hundred metres. Each has different paint priorities, and we do all of them, prepped honestly for the subtropical climate.
What we do most in New Farm.
- Apartment interior repaints: common in the interwar and mid-century stock, with body-corporate paperwork handled and low-VOC systems for shared walls. See interior painting.
- Exterior repaints on timber and rendered facades, prepped for the humidity swing. See exterior painting.
- Rental turnovers: fast, clean recoats between tenancies so a unit is ready to re-let. See rental property painting.
- Warehouse conversion interiors: high ceilings, exposed brick, painted concrete, all on a bespoke spec.
- Colour consultations: New Farm's mix of light (river-facing east, garden-facing south) rewards careful palette choices. Book a consult.
Local detail we handle.
- Body corporate liaison for apartments: we draft the scope, get sign-off, and manage works notices.
- Parking and access on denser blocks, with neighbour disruption kept to a minimum.
- Low-VOC paints as standard for interior repaints in shared-wall properties.
- Humidity-driven prep, with mould addressed at the source and drying times honoured before topcoat.