Painter - Perth
- Thread starter Blair007
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Yes i know a great painter, Proficient painting & decorating. He used to work for a large maintenance company and recently gone out on his own. His wife organises the quotes, bills, etc and is really helpful.
Ive had a 3x2 IP house (walls, 1 or 2 coats depending which walls needed what) painted by him ($800 including patching due to tenant damags) plus a theatre room patch and paint $200 large room in my PPOR. Both included paint i think. He came out and worked out colours and quoted.
Really for an IP i cant recommend anyone better, hes based Nth but setting up his business im sure hed go anywhere if its a days work.
Hope this helps. cheers
Ive had a 3x2 IP house (walls, 1 or 2 coats depending which walls needed what) painted by him ($800 including patching due to tenant damags) plus a theatre room patch and paint $200 large room in my PPOR. Both included paint i think. He came out and worked out colours and quoted.
Really for an IP i cant recommend anyone better, hes based Nth but setting up his business im sure hed go anywhere if its a days work.
Hope this helps. cheers
cheers mate
One of my SoR WA IPs was painted internally for $4,000. I supplied the paint.
With a new tenant moving in soon, the guy started at the crack of dawn and painted well into the night. His name is Sam 047 oo6 1o77. If you tell him Jack sent you, he may be kinder with quotes.
Will remove this post once you have seen it.
With a new tenant moving in soon, the guy started at the crack of dawn and painted well into the night. His name is Sam 047 oo6 1o77. If you tell him Jack sent you, he may be kinder with quotes.
Will remove this post once you have seen it.
I don't want to alarm you, but that is pretty expensive...
Without knowing the details it's hard to say isn't it?at first I thought so too but if it's a large place and all walls, ceilings, trims etc needed to be done then the price isn't bad.
Yes, its an expectation from the tenants in US, everything has to be shiny and new. Labour is cheap the only good thing, and in the main my tenants have continued to renew leases, but have had a couple where I have had to repaint.
Thankfully we don't have to do this in Oz.
Blair
Why don't you phone a couple of your property managers, they generally have painters on their books and just make sure you get feedback on their quality.
Cheers
MTR
Should be able to do it for $4k if that is what a builder is charging you (take 30% ish).
If it is in an estate, go for a drive in a lunchbreak if you can, find a painter on a nearby home and point to your house and offer them the job. That way you can check their workmanship too.
