
Exterior Painting
Double-storey home | full exterior repaint
A weather-worn double-storey exterior stripped back, prepared and repainted in a clean two-tone scheme.
Factories, workshops & production buildings
On an industrial building the order of work is worth more than the product choice. Coat the walls under a leaking roof and you have paid for that wall twice. Here is how we sequence a factory so the money lands in the right place first.
Problem & approach
Industrial buildings get maintained reactively, and the reactive order is almost always the wrong order. Somebody notices the office end looks tired, so the office end gets painted. Meanwhile the IBR roof is rusting at the fixings, the box gutter is holding water, the parapet is pushing damp down the inside of the north wall and the portal frame steel has gone from surface rust to pitting behind the cladding. Two winters later there are stains on freshly painted walls, product is being moved away from a drip, and the maintenance budget has been spent on the least important surface in the building. The other half of the problem is access: roof work, gutters, high level steel and the top of the walls each get quoted as separate little projects in different months, so the same scaffolding or MEWP is paid for three or four times over.
We survey the whole building once and sequence it properly: water first, then everything that shares the same access, then substrate and steel repairs, then decoration. Roof and gutter work uses Rubber Sealant Liquid Rubber as a system in its own right, priced separately so it cannot be thinned to fit a wall rate. Steel is treated for rust rather than painted over it. Then the walls go on last, because they are the fastest to do and the easiest to fit around production. One survey, one written scope, one fixed price for the whole job, and a zoning plan agreed with your operations people before we set a single ladder down.
What may be included
The exact line items on your quote depend on the site inspection. This is the shape of what a typical project of this type includes.
Products we work with

Approved applicator and authorised reseller of Rubber Sealant® Liquid Rubber.

Our preferred paint on most projects.
We are not a Plascon approved applicator. Plascon is simply the paint we choose to specify for its quality and track record, and we will recommend a different system where a project calls for it.
Our process
Enquiry from the owner, plant or facilities manager
Site walk with operations, so the zoning plan is realistic
Roof, gutter and high level inspection with photographs
Measure and written scope, sequenced water first
One fixed price for the whole job, waterproofing itemised
Programme and exclusion zones agreed in writing
Roof, gutter and water related work
High level and access dependent work while access is standing
Substrate repairs, rust treatment and steelwork
Wall decoration and line marking, zone by zone
Walk-through, snag list and handover documentation
Honest limits
A proper contractor should be honest about what a service can and cannot do. These are the things we will always flag.
Take one photo on your phone, send it on WhatsApp, and we will tell you what we are looking at. We are in Durbanville most weeks, so a site visit is easy to arrange.
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Budgeting
We publish real Cape Town rates, including our own, and explain exactly what a cheaper quote leaves out.

Exterior Painting
A weather-worn double-storey exterior stripped back, prepared and repainted in a clean two-tone scheme.

Exterior Painting
Walls, fascias and trim brought back to a crisp finish, with cracks treated before any coating went on.

Roof Painting
Tiles cleaned down, ridges checked and re-bedded where needed, then coated with a specified roof system.
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Where we work
Complexes, commercial & managed buildings
Business parks & work at height
Specialist systems
Commercial enquiry
No obligation, no call centre. We walk the building, photograph what we find, and come back with a written scope and one fixed price for the whole job, with the waterproofing itemised on its own line.