At Valley Painting & Maintenance, we understand the significance of regular maintenance in preserving your property’s aesthetics. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of consistent upkeep in achieving long-lasting and stunning paintwork.

Protection Against the Elements

Investing in regular paintwork maintenance is essential to protect your property against the harsh Australian weather conditions. The sun’s rays, torrential rain, and strong winds can cause extensive damage to your property’s exterior. Cracks and fading paintwork can leave your property vulnerable to further harm. However, proper care through cleaning, touch-ups, and resealing can act as a shield, providing protection against the detrimental effects of weather.

Prevention of Costly Repairs

Neglecting paintwork maintenance can lead to costly repairs down the road. Small cracks or chips can escalate into extensive damage if left unaddressed. By regularly inspecting your property and fixing minor issues promptly, you can prevent these problems from snowballing into major repair projects, saving you money in the long run.

Enhanced Aesthetics

Your property’s aesthetics are crucial to its overall value and appeal. Faded, peeling, or chipped paint can make your property look run-down and neglected. Consistent maintenance, on the other hand, not only helps maintain the paint’s lustre and colour but also ensures that your property looks new and inviting. A well-maintained exterior enhances your property’s curb appeal, making it more appealing to visitors, potential buyers, or tenants.

Longevity of Paintwork

Regular maintenance significantly extends the lifespan of your paintwork. High-quality paint applied by professionals is an investment in your property’s long-term beauty. This means you can enjoy the benefits of your investment for many years to come. Additionally, avoiding frequent repainting saves you both time and money, making maintenance a cost-effective choice. It’s a win-win!

Health Benefits

Maintaining your property isn’t only about appearances. Did you know that proper upkeep of your paintwork can actually have health benefits? Damaged or peeling paint can create an ideal environment for mould and mildew to grow, which can trigger allergies and have negative effects on your health and your family’s health. Consistent maintenance helps to keep these harmful substances at bay, creating a safe and healthy living environment for everyone.

At Valley Painting & Maintenance, we have a team of experienced professionals dedicated to maintaining the beauty of your property. Whether you need a touch-up, a complete repaint, or advice on maintaining your paintwork, we’re here to help!

Want to touch up your paint at home? Get in touch with us today for a consultation and let us assist you in preserving the long-lasting, stunning paintwork of your property. Invest in maintenance today, and enjoy the benefits of a well-preserved property for years to come.

Here’s a few reasons why transforming your office or commercial area can set the stage for your success:

Enhance Effectiveness with a Fresh Look!

A well-designed and visually appealing business space can significantly impact employee morale and creativity, especially in an office environment. By updating your business area with carefully chosen paint colours and designs, you can create a more productive and inspiring environment that encourages creativity and innovation.

Your workspace is a reflection of your brand identity and values. A revamped business space exudes professionalism and attention to detail, making a lasting impact on clients, partners, and visitors. Creating a cohesive and visually appealing environment can help reinforce your brand’s credibility and professionalism. 

Plus, while you’re at it, you can rethink how everything is set up! By improving the flow and functionality, you can make the space work better for you and your business needs.

Why Go Pro? Let’s Break It Down.

DIY painting projects can be time-consuming and disruptive to your business operations. Our efficient painting process minimises downtime, allowing you to get back to work sooner in your newly revamped space, without compromising on quality.

At Valley Painting & Maintenance, we’re all about quality. We use top-notch paints and materials that not only make your space look amazing but also keep it looking fresh for a long time. When you invest in quality, you’re investing in a space that stands the test of time. 

From meticulous surface preparation to flawless paint application, we ensure that every detail is attended to, resulting in a polished and refined finish that elevates the overall aesthetics of your business space.

It’s About More Than Just Looks!

Investing in a business space makeover offers more than just looks – it’s a strategic step that can increase productivity, boost employee satisfaction, and improve your brand image. Valley Painting & Maintenance specialises in transforming spaces into dynamic work areas in the Maitland, Newcastle, and Hunter Valley Region. Contact us today for a free consultation, and we’ll help you update your business space to align with your vision and drive success.

Ready to transform your business space? Reach out to our expert team at Contact for Free Consultation or learn more about our commercial painting services at Commercial Painting Services.

Topic: Revamp Your Business Space
Author: Valley Painting & Maintenance

One of the most common ways to spruce up a space in your home is to give it a paint makeover. It’s a relatively quick and simple process when you’re armed with the right tools and attitude. But, before taking to the walls with a brush and roller, you first need to choose the right paint colours for your space. 

There are a number of things to consider when choosing the right paint colours for your space. We’ve outlined our top three considerations to help you make the right choice for your next paint makeover.

What is the space being used for?

The very first thing to consider when comes to choosing paint colours is what the room or space is going to be used for. Will it be a space for entertaining, or is it going to be a private room used only by the homeowners? 

A space that is to be used for entertaining will likely need to feel open and inviting, if it is going to host a number of people. Consider tones that will help make the space seem larger than it is. Dark, rich colours can remove that ‘welcoming’ feeling from the room, so be sure to do your research on colour palettes that are inviting and wholesome. 

When considering what the space will be used for, it is also important to factor in children and animals. Will the space encourage children to play? Is there potential for walls to be marked or scratched? Perhaps there is the need for tones that hide wall marks, or are easy to find again in case you need to make some touch ups. 

Considering all of these factors will help you to make a more informed decision on the colours you choose to use in your room. 

How do you want people to feel when they’re in the room? 

Colours evoke emotions. There have been endless studies to show that colour tones can have an effect on the way we, as humans, feel and how we interact with others. So, when choosing paint colours for your space, take some time to think about how you want the room to make people feel. 

The emotions you want to evoke in people will be largely dependent on the type of space you’re working with. For example, in a master bedroom you may want the overall feeling of the room to be relaxed, peaceful, inviting and perhaps even sensual. 

In contrast, the family games room should aim to make people feel happy, uplifted, spark conversation and connection and of course, feel FUN!

When comparing these two colour palettes, it’s easy to see that they could be vastly different from one another. 

Consistency

Lastly, when determining how you’re going to bring your space to life, it is important to consider whether you’d like the room colour to be consistent with other rooms in the house. What is the overall colour scheme of the home? 

Have you chosen neutrals throughout the rest of your home? Are you prepared to make this space more of a ‘feature’, or do you think consistency is key to achieving an overall aesthetic of the home?

If you’re unsure of which direction to go, there is a solution! Achieving desired emotions while maintaining consistency can be done by opting for the same paint colours as the rest of the home, and choosing pops of colour across your decor, finishings and furniture. It really is the best of both worlds! The added bonus? When you’re ready to change up the space again, you can always swap out, or add items of decor and furniture to further complete your desired look. 

Choosing the right colours for your space can go far beyond just picking out a colour you like. From childrens’ rooms to bathrooms, entertaining areas and study nooks, taking the time to research and consider colours in depth can help you create positive, engaging environments throughout your home. 

Looking to spruce up a space within your home? Valley Painting and Maintenance are your go-to for residential paint projects. For more information, head https://valleypainting.com.au/residential/ or get in touch with our team today!

Topic: Choosing the right paint colours for your space
Valley Painting & Maintenance

Taking on a renovation at home can be a big job! Sometimes, the smallest projects end up blowing out and the large projects…well, they’re a feat to say the least! Add the seemingly never-ending costs on top of logistics, styling and lifestyle interruption, and it’s easy to understand why many people feel overwhelmed with the idea of successfully renovating their home.

We’ve put together our top 5 tips for a successful renovation, without breaking the bank!

By popping just one or two of these tips in your toolbox, we’re confident your renovation experience will be less stressful and much more empowering!

Tip #1 – Create yourself a budget and identify the non-negotiable components of your renovation

The first step towards a successful renovation is to create a budget. We’re talking an excel spreadsheet, with separate tabs for each room, an itemised list of what materials and appliances need to be upgraded and a rough estimate of how much each room is going to set you back. Now you have a starting point! If the numbers are scary, this is a great time to scale them back. If you’ve come under what you originally thought you’d spend, fantastic!

It’s at this stage of your planning that we suggest making a list of your non-negotiables. For example, if you absolutely want to have a marble benchtop in your kitchen rather than a laminate top, pop that on the list! Or perhaps there are a couple of walls that really need to be removed to open your living space. Take some time to consider what your non-negotiables are before starting your renovation. This will make on-the-fly decisions a little easier when the time comes (and let’s face it, the time will come!)

BONUS TIP: Revisit your budget every couple of weeks to make sure you’re still on track and contingencies are accounted for.

Tip #2 – Do your research and get multiple quotes

Sourcing multiple quotes throughout the renovation process could save you thousands of dollars! Our recommendation would be to make 2-3 comparisons before locking in any trade. The same process applies even if you’ve engaged a Builder/Project Manager to contract trades through their business. Shopping around for the best possible price takes time, but it’s well worth the investment. If you have engaged a Builder/Project Manager to manage your renovation and trades, be sure to have this conversation with them prior to signing the dotted line to make sure everyone is on the same page.

Tip #3 – Consider the purpose of your renovation

This tip is arguably one of the most important when it comes to getting the best bang for your buck throughout your renovation. Why are you renovating your property? To sell? Are you making updates with the intention of renting? Or are you simply giving your home a refresh to turn this place into your forever home?

Depending on your answer here, there are a number of avenues to explore before taking to the walls with a sledgehammer and ripping up carpet (even though it’s incredibly satisfying).

Let’s explore this a little further. If you’re planning on living in your home for years to come, there’s nothing stopping you from spending some extra cash on premium features, spacious extensions, and the highest quality materials.

However, if you’re planning to sell or rent your property, it’s important to take a more strategic approach with your renovations. The aim is to increase the value of your property/potential rental return without spending a fortune. For example, if you’re planning to rent your home, you may opt for waterproof floating floorboards instead of hardwood timber. Perhaps you might just choose to freshen up the kitchen cupboards with a coat of quality paint, or replacing doors and benchtops if you like the existing layout.

A common mistake people make when renovating their home is not considering why they’re doing it in the first place. Instead, they spend tens of thousands of dollars on upgrades and unfortunately don’t see this reflected in their rental return or the final sale price of the home.

Tip #4 – Know where to be frugal and where to spend the extra buck

Now you have your budget set, your non-negotiables identified, and your trades confirmed, the fun can really begin! We’re big believers in bagging a bargain when it comes to materials and appliances, but it’s important to know when to spend the extra buck to save you some frustration (and money) down the track.

Example: You might choose to redo your kitchen with a flat pack rather than a custom-made kitchen through a local specialist. This is a tried and tested, fantastic option that’s worked for many DIYers and those on a budget.

On the other hand, we wouldn’t recommend settling for a cheap, non-durable brand of paint to splash the walls of your home. Instead, engage professionals who use the highest quality, durable, scratch resistant paint to ensure you’re not stripping back the walls shortly after you’ve repainted.

Tip #5 – Never underestimate the power of a fresh coat of paint.

While we’re on the subject, we’d like to finish off with one final tip: never underestimate the power of a fresh coat of paint! We’re not just talking walls. If you’re looking to freshen up your space but don’t have the budget for a full rip out and redo, why not consider popping some fresh splashes of paint throughout your home? Think feature walls, cupboards, bedroom doors, tiles (with the right paint type), and even your furniture! You’ll be amazed what a cheeky change in colour palette can do for the spaces in your home.

If you’re looking for an expert opinion to help bring your home to life, you know where we are! From small paint projects through to entire internal and external makeovers, Valley Painting & Maintenance are ready to help see your vision through. Contact us today and let’s get to work!

Topic: Top 5 Tips For A Successful Renovation
Valley Painting & Maintenance

When renovating older places there are a number of factors to consider: structural work required, long overdue electric and plumbing overhauls, maintenance and painting, checking for asbestos… It’s no easy feat to restore a yesteryear space. The benefit of putting in all the hard work, though, is the beautiful result you get at the end of all of it. A restored piece of history is priceless. With that, you don’t want to have poured your wallet and your heart into a project like this without ensuring you’ve maintained the historical features in the most careful, gentle, effective and considered ways possible. Dry ice cleaning is the solution to cleaning away continents on intricately detailed walls, ceilings and floors (plus any other surface) that have seen better days.

What is dry ice cleaning?

Our dry ice cleaning in Newcastle is a carbon dioxide cleaning method, where dry ice, the solid form of carbon dioxide, is accelerated in a pressurized air stream and directed at a surface in order to clean it. It works like a pressure hose, but instead of water alone being accelerated by compressed air, it’s dry ice. Water alone isn’t very effective on delicate surfaces, particularly for removing unwanted coatings such as interior paint problems and varnish, debris and any other contaminants. Water can also create mould problems, as well as damage electricals, cables and equipment.

Dry ice, on the other hand, uses kinetics and thermodynamics to effectively clear the surface, allowing you to restore it your way, knowing the area is not harbouring any nasties.

Dry ice cleaning can remove:

• Smoke Damage
• Grease
• Black tar
• Oil
• Dirt
• Mould

It is also an effective way to clean electrical installations, machinery, and electromechanical equipment.

Who can use dry ice cleaning?

Dry ice cleaning is a system that can be used on any number of projects, from smaller residential restorations to larger commercial spaces. While dry ice cleaning is a perfectly safe, environmentally friendly method of cleaning it is still one that requires professional precision to avoid any accidents, injuries or major mistakes. Our team are highly skilled in dry ice cleaning and have many years’ experience working with delicate, older surfaces. We therefore do not hire dry ice cleaning equipment, and instead work with you to ensure our team supplies the great service and results we are renowned for.

What are the benefits of dry ice cleaning?

Reducing downtime and costs.

Particularly when cleaning machinery, dry ice allows for the effective and safe cleaning while in operation, so there’s no need to stop, dismantle nor reassemble after. It can be done was the machine works so that you don’t fall behind on your project. This not only saves you time, but money over the course of a project.

Effective, quick cleaning solution – With a high clean speed and ability to change nozzles to reach even the trickiest of areas, dry ice cleaning is a very fast and productive way of cleaning, with the highest quality results to boot.

Little to no waste management.

Dry ice evaporates, which means you aren’t left with the mess of the very product you’re cleaning with (as so often occurs with water and other liquid cleaning products). Other than whatever debris has resulted from the clean, there is very little waste management required.

Unsure if it’ll work for you? Ask any questions 0410 560 061 or email us at admin@valleypainting.com.au and /or get a FREE quote.

Valley Painting & Maintenance is a painting company servicing Newcastle, Maitland and the Hunter Valley Region.

We are looking for painters whom align with our core business values. We are preferably looking for painters with trades or 3^rd and 4^th year apprenticeships.

You must be a motivated team player to fit in with our company culture, capable of working as part of a team or independently (depending on skill level) and the ability to work to deadlines throughout the day.

Essentials

• Permanent residency and full rights to work in Australia
• Construction Induction Card (White Card)
• Driver’s License (C class or higher)
• Current National Police check
• Self-motivated and a positive attitude
• Excellent customer service and communication skills
• Ability to work in a team as well as an individual
• Take pride in your work
• Excellent presentation
• Ability to prioritise and see a job through to the end
• Organisational skills
• Ability to work to and meet deadlines on a daily basis
• Ability to work under pressure
• Ability to work in a faced paced environment
• Good customer relation skills.

Contact us

If you think you will succeed in this role, please email admin@valleypainting.com.au with a covering letter addressing the above criteria and your resume.

All applicants will be kept confidential. Only successful applicants will be contacted. We look forward to hearing from you

Call us now for more information  0410 560 061 or email us at admin@valleypainting.com.au

Listed below are 7 common paint problems you may be faced with, the reasons why they appear, and the 7 solutions to prevent them.

1. Blistering

If you observe bubbles forming from the underlying surface of your wall paint, this is blistering. Blisters are caused by moisture being drawn out from the surface that the paint is applied. It can be caused by painting when humidity is high, applying paint to a damp surface or re-coating too quickly. Insufficient surface preparation also increases the occurrence of blisters.

The solution

Avoid painting under extreme humidity or if a high dew point is present. Make sure your surface is dry and free of moisture before the paint application. Allow adequate drying time before re-applying paint. If the blisters go down to the surface, then moisture is a problem. In this case, it is highly-recommended to install vents and exhaust fans in affected areas. Choosing the Correct Primer Undercoat for the type of surface to be painted is your best chance of success may be the difference between success and failure.

2. Chalking

Chalking is loosely-based powder forming in painted walls. Low quality paints with high levels of pigment extenders are the culprit in this common paint problem. Other major factors to consider is the age, the colour or application of the paint. Some colours that contain a large amount of tint or are very bright can go chalky quite quickly. If the paint is thinned out too much, this could also cause a problem.

The solution

Remove the loose paint by scraping. Prime bare spots and repaint affected areas. Make sure to apply high-quality paints at the recommended spreading rate and thinning rate. When using bright colours, it is best to use the best quality paint that you can. Keep an eye on your paint work.

3. Cracking/Crazing

Cracking is characterised by splitting of dry paint film through at least one coat. It could also be that the first coat was not completely dry before application of the second coat.

The solution

Scrap and feather sand the affected area and apply correct primer coat before repainting with a high-quality paint at the recommended spreading rate.

4. Mould/Mildew

Mould/Mildew is a fungus characterised by black, grey, brown, and green spots growing on the surface. Mould/Mildew likes to grow in areas with high moisture, improper ventilation and lack of sunlight. Low-quality paint that contains no/inadequate bacteria shield (Inhibits mould and mildew), increases the chance of growth.

The solution

Scrub the affected area with household white vinegar to kill the mould spore. Apply a coat of stain blocking primer. Avoid using low-quality acrylic or oil-based alkyd paint and install exhaust fans in high moisture areas to assure proper ventilation.

5. Yellowing

While yellowing occurs at places with low-sunlight, it is best to avoid using alkyd or oil-based paint in these areas. Acrylic paints are best in situations as mentioned above.

The solution

While yellowing occurs at places with low-sunlight, it is best to avoid using alkyd or oil-based paint in these areas. Acrylic paints are best in situations as mentioned above..

6. Peeling

Peeling is a very common paint problem characterised by peeling-off of an outer paint layer from an earlier paint layer. It can be caused by loss of adhesion between a coating and a substrate, high moisture, or applying paint directly to a dirty or dusty wall.

The solution

Scrape away the peeling paint and smooth out the affected areas by sanding. Apply a good sealer/undercoat. Repaint with a Top-quality paint.

7. Wrinkling or Shrivelling

A painted surface that forms a skin that appears wrinkled or shrivelled is caused by paint being applied to heavily on a surface or the application of the second coat is applied without letting the first coat dry properly. Uncured paint exposed to rain, dew, and high humidity is also a possible factor for wrinkling or shrivelling.

The solution

It requires patience to let the base coat of a paint job dry completely prior to the final coat application. Allow extra time to dry if painting under hot, cool or damp weather. Paint should also be distributed evenly. Follow manufacturer’s recommendations for spreading rate and environmental conditions.

The occurrence of these common paint problems is due lack of diligence of the person who did the work or lack of knowledge with the paint products. Maintenance for repainting is often expected after a period of time. Prevention is better than a cure.

Avoid these common painting problems by using experienced reputable painters to complete the job.

Hire our professional painters who can handle a range of commercial and residential painting projects efficiently.
Valley Painting and Maintenance is a quality painting company.
We operate in the Newcastle, Hunter Valley and surrounding areas.
We offer complete painting and decorating services for commercial buildings, residential homes, and real estates.

Call us now 0410 560 061 or email us at admin@valleypainting.com.au

It is always exciting to give our homes a nifty makeover, be it a little makeover or a full-blown renovation. While it is overwhelmingly thrilling to make changes in your home, it is essential to do a little research about the basic stuff to consider before you start throwing paint around. So if you are planning to do some home re-modelling, make sure to check this blog for some helpful and wise tips to make your project a success!

Selecting the Right Paint Products before painting your home!

The most appealing feature in choosing is probably its colour. Although colour gives the life in one’s home, the specifications of a paint is never secondary. It is the same importance to always check the back of the can for recommendations and specifications. The surface to be painted is also essential e.g. Interior, Exterior, Ceiling, walls, windows, doors, etc. Make sure that you are able to identify if its timber or say plasterboard that you wish to paint. Selecting the wrong product will result in poor house-paint quality and more frequent painting. When in doubt, it is best to call a professional painter to do the trouble for you.

Paint Application

Now that you have chosen the right paint for your surface, it’s time to do the dirty work of dripping the paint down your wall. But don’t get too carried away with your brush & roller just yet because painting requires surface preparation. A properly prepared surface always shows the best painting results.

Make sure to prepare the area you are going to paint. Place cloth or plastic drop sheets where required, (cloth for the floor, plastic over furniture & other stuff you cannot remove from area). Think of it this way, if you accidentally dropped a full tin of paint from the top of your ladder, believe me, you will be surprised at the sheer size of mess it will create… if in doubt cover it up. Most importantly, a good painter always carries a rag. Read the packaging recommendations for the tools, spreading and thinning recommendation.

Choose the right tools in painting application, such as brushes, rollers, and spray. Brushes and rollers are easier to use than the spray. A DIY spray job using cheap spray equipment leads to disappointing results – better spare your regrets and call a professional painter.

Maintenance

Never lose the beauty of your paintwork by proper maintenance. Exterior paint work requires more frequent maintenance than interior paint. Dust, dirt, grim, and carbon, even bird droppings should be removed so as not to deteriorate the quality of your home’s exterior. A change in season is also the right time for house exterior cleansing.

Ask yourself this question: Is my house worth more than my car? So why don’t you give your house a rinse every once in a while?

A rinse off with the hose and a soft broom down every Spring, allows you to have a good look for any issues that need addressing prior to the extreme Summer weather we have here in Australia.

Problem Prevention

A small paint problems such as bubbling and wrinkling should not be underestimated. These problems can grow like wildfire and may lead you to major problems later such as mould, rotting timber, or even worse structural damage. When dealing with these problems, look for its symptoms.

Let’s have a closer look at one of the more common issues you may encounter– rotting. At plain sight this brown or black spots growing on your ceiling or walls can easily be covered by another layer of paint, but the symptoms lie at the underlying surface and it is more likely that an actively-growing fungal colony is loving the moist condition. Hence, painting your wall to cover this up will not solve the problem but will rather worsen it.

But what should you do? Clean the affected surface with household white vinegar, while it may not fully remove the staining but it will kill the mould spores. Check inside the roof cavity to see if your roof is leaking or is the problem a ventilation issue and maintain dry conditions to prevent your house from rotting. It is better to prevent these problems sooner than later.

These few basic things to keep in mind shall guide you on your next home make-over. But for your doubts and other concerns, it is best to consult professional painters. Skip the trouble of painting your home and hire domestic painters from Valley Painting and Maintenance.

Give one of your biggest investment its best care. If you are stuck and just want some advice on the basic things you should know before painting your home give us a call.

Call us at 0410 560 061 or email us at admin@valleypainting.com.au

Simple repairs such as getting rid of clutter, adding fresh flowers, or re-carpeting your home may do the trick. But if you are up for a deal that will command a good price, prepare yourself for some other intensive repairs. The good news is that you can actually take some steps so that can assist to get the best offer at a top price.

What are the possible make-overs needed?

There are two features of your home to consider: exterior and interior.

Exterior Painting

There are things that you should consider when doing your exterior paint:

The Weather

Summer is the best time for you to do a home brush-up. For best results, start painting early in the morning or late in the afternoon when the sun is not too harmful to deteriorate the paint.

The back of your paint can or tin may provide you with important details on your paint application. Recommended thinning rate, spreading rate, and weather conditions when followed properly leads to optimum paint results. Make sure to follow these.

The Surface

More often than not, people tend to focus more on the house paint’s finish. But if you want your crisp-looking newly painted home to last, do not underestimate the importance of surface preparation.

Before starting any other work, the surface must be cleaned from dust, dirt, mildew, and carbon. Moisture which is also a culprit in paint deterioration should also be addressed. Older structures require primer application prior to paint.

The Painting Service

If you are handy, you’ll be able to do repairs by yourself. However, hiring professional workers may provide you with a more professional finish. Hire professional painters that are well-adept in a wide range of painting skills for a long-lasting house paint job.

The Color Palette

Do you want your home to stand out across the neighbourhood? Make some research and decide what color your exterior should be.
For color consultancy, call us at Valley Painting and Maintenance 0410 560 061.

INTERIOR PAINTING
Painting your home interior is less challenging than its exterior. Some things to consider are the following:

The Surface

A brief knowledge on your wall surface can save a lot of trouble. Choosing the correct paint for the correct substrate is vital. But no matter what type of surface you are working on, make sure it is free of dirt, grease, and mildew before primer application. Smoothing irregularities such as little holes and hairline cracks can avoid dampness in wall surfaces.

The Primer
Pick a finish!
Priming is applied for two sole reasons: to seal the substrate and to bind the finish coat. Pick the right primer and it will be your best choice for your best painting job.

The Painting Sequence

Always paint your interior starting from the ceiling to the cornices, and down to your walls. In this sequence, paint drippings will not ruin the newly-painted areas.

Call in the Pros for a home make-over that sells!

If you are handy, you’ll be able to do this by yourself. However, hiring professional workers may provide you with a more professional finish.

Valley Painting and Maintenance are your experts in residential painting in Newcastle and the surrounding areas. Trust your home refurbishments to our experienced domestic painters for a solid, cost-effective result!