OUR JOB IS NOT COMPLETE UNTIL YOU ARE SATISFIED

Advice for Homeowner for your House Painting

1. WHAT TO PAINT?
It is up to you to tell your painter what you want to be done. But they can

help you work out what’s best.

If you have a particular purpose for

which the work is required, or the

the result that you desire the work to

achieve, it’s important that this is

written down in your contract.

For most jobs, painting doesn’t

require any Council approval, but be

careful, especially if you live in an old

or significant place, streets or

footpaths need to be used to paint or

there are electrical wires close by.

Get the right permissions before you

start. Unless you agree otherwise,

your painter is not responsible for

approvals, and getting this aspect

wrong can cause your costs to

increase. (Master Painter Association)

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