Painting

Protective coatings for buildings you can't get a ladder to.

Exterior paint on a mid-rise isn't decoration — it's the waterproofing layer. Once the film breaks down, water gets into the render and the substrate starts failing behind it. We prepare and coat façades, soffits, balconies and plant rooms by rope, so the whole elevation gets done in one pass without a scaffold standing for two months.

Every job starts with a site visit. Coating systems are specified to the substrate and the exposure, not guessed from a photo.

What we coat 

Full façade repaints
Render, concrete and masonry elevations prepared and coated top to bottom, including the elevations a boom can't reach.

Balconies and soffits
Underside and edge coating from rope — the areas that fail first and get skipped in most repaints.

Protective and anti-carbonation coatings
Elastomeric and anti-carbonation systems that bridge hairline cracking and slow chloride and CO₂ ingress into the concrete.

Texture and render coatings
Matched texture finishes over patched or newly rendered areas so repairs don't read as patches.

Steel and metalwork
Handrails, balustrades, plant screens and fixings — rust converted, primed and topcoated.

Common areas and plant rooms
Lobbies, stairwells, carpark walls and roof plant, worked after hours where access hours are restricted.

Preparation is key (two-column — text left, photo right)

Most exterior paint failures are preparation failures, not product failures.

A coating applied over chalking, drummy render or an unwashed surface will lift inside a few seasons, and the warranty won't cover it.

We pressure wash the substrate, cut out and make good failed render, treat any exposed steel, spot-prime bare areas and apply the specified system at the correct film build. Where remedial repairs are needed before coating, we do that work ourselves — you're not coordinating two trades across the same access.

Coating systems are applied to the manufacturer's specification so the product warranty stands.