Exterior House Painting in Wellington
Wind, salt, sun, and four-seasons-in-a-day—Wellington is tough on paint. We specify systems that suit local conditions and your cladding, so your home looks sharp and stays protected longer.
Our Exterior Process
Step 1 – Thorough Prep
Wash/soft-wash, mildew treatment, scrape/sand, gap-fill, spot-prime.
Step 2 – Right System for the Surface
Weatherboards, stucco, brick, concrete, and metal.
Step 3 – Premium Topcoats
Low-sheen or semi-gloss systems from leading NZ brands.
Step 4 – Detail & Edges
Eaves, fascias, window frames, doors, and trims finished cleanly.
Step 5 – Site Care
Masking, tidy edges, daily clean-downs, and respectful access.
Cladding We Paint
• Weatherboard
• Monolithic/Stucco
• Brick/Block
• Concrete
• Fibre-cement
• Metal
Real Wellington Results
When strangers are sanding your weatherboards, credentials matter. These badges and numbers prove we walk the talk.
Add-On Prep That Extends Paint Life
Salt-fog from Cook Strait, a UV index that beats Queensland on clear days, plus freeze–thaw cycles in the Hutt can wreck untreated paintwork within five winters. Here’s what we combat daily:
House Washing
Before and after project
GIB® Plaster Repairs
Fix hairline cracks around windows/doors
Paint Removal/Stripping
Where layers have failed
Roof Painting
Tie the whole exterior together
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions about painting, or how we work? Here are some quick answers to help.
How long does an exterior repaint last in Wellington?
With correct prep and quality coatings, 8–12 years is typical; exposure and cladding condition can extend or reduce that.
Do you work through winter?
Yes—weather permitting. We plan around dry windows and use season-appropriate products.
Can you match my existing colour?
Absolutely—we can match existing or help you choose a fresh palette.
Service Area Map: From Kapiti to Upper Hutt
We paint in Wellington City, Johnsonville, Khandallah, Karori, Miramar, Seatoun, Lower Hutt, Petone, Wainuiomata, Upper Hutt, Porirua, Whitby, Plimmerton and Kapiti Coast.
