Fretwork, VJ walls, timber stumps and weatherboard — repainted with the patience these older homes need, inside and out.

Queenslanders and other older timber homes come with their own set of challenges — layers of old paint, fretwork and lattice that takes time to do properly, and timber that's often moved and weathered over many decades.
We take the extra care these homes need: proper prep on old paintwork, attention to decorative timber detail like fretwork and lattice screens, and coatings that let the timber breathe rather than trap moisture in.
Heritage and Queenslander work usually covers more than a standard repaint — here's what we pay extra attention to.

Decorative timber detail is masked and painted by hand where needed, so the pattern stays crisp rather than clogged with paint.

Weatherboard walls and exposed timber stumps are prepped and repainted to protect against Brisbane's humidity and sun.

Verandah balustrades, posts and ceilings are painted as a full system, matching new work in with existing timber.
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Heritage work rewards patience — here's what that looks like on site.
We know how old paint systems and weathered timber behave, and we prep accordingly rather than just painting over problems.
Fretwork, lattice and trims are treated as a feature to protect, not just another surface to roll over.
Gable ends, high verandahs and second-storey Queenslanders are worked on safely, with an even finish top to bottom.
You'll know the scope and the price before we start — no vague verbal estimates.