
Est 1996 · Gold Coast
Four generations of master painters
A painting family since well before Tim picked up a brush, and a standard that has not moved since.
- Generation master painter
- 4thGeneration master painter
- On the tools since 1996
- 30 yrsOn the tools since 1996
- Trades under one team
- 6Trades under one team
- Service coverage
- Coolangatta to CoomeraService coverage

Hi, I’m Tim
Fourth generation, thirty years, and still training the next lot
Painting has been in my family for four generations. I have been on the tools for thirty years, and these days I spend as much time bringing apprentices through to master painter as I do cutting in. Two are with me now and two more have signed off.
That pedigree is the whole point. A master painter knows what a wall needs before a brush comes out, which product will hold up in this climate, and how to leave a line that still looks sharp in ten years.
- Fourth generation in a painting family, on the tools since 1996
- Training two apprentices toward their master painter qualification, with two more signed off
- Preparation done properly, because that is where the finish is won
- One team across painting, roofs, render, wallpaper, specialised finishes and epoxy
The standard
What a master painter actually changes
A master painter qualification is not a certificate you buy. It is years of work signed off by someone who already holds it, and it covers the parts of the trade most people never see: how a substrate is read, how it is prepared, which system goes over it and how long that system will hold in salt air and Queensland sun.
That is why the same wall can be painted twice and look completely different two years later. The top coat is the easy part. Everything underneath it is the trade.
It is also why we take on the work other painters pass over. Roofs, render, wallpaper, specialised and decorative finishes and epoxy floors all sit inside the one skillset, so nobody has to coordinate four trades to finish one property.
The team
Training the next generation of master painters
There is no shortcut to a master painter. It takes years on real jobs beside someone who has already done it. Tim has 2 apprentices signed off and 2 more coming through now, learning the preparation and the finish the same way it was taught to them.
- Apprentices trained on site, not just in the classroom
- The same standard of preparation on every job, whoever is holding the brush
- A team that turns up, protects your home and cleans up

How we work
Every job runs the same way
Whether it is a single room or a full commercial project.
01
Enquiry
Tell us what needs doing. Call, or send the quote form and we will come back to you to lock in a time.
02
On site quote
We walk the job with you, check the substrate and the preparation it needs, then put a clear written price in front of you.
03
Preparation and paint
Furniture and surfaces protected, surfaces washed, filled, sanded and primed, then coated in quality product. The preparation is where the finish is won.
04
Final walkthrough
We walk the finished job with you and touch up anything you are not happy with before we pack up and leave the site clean.
Talk to a master painter about your job
Tim will come out, look at what the job actually needs and give you a clear written price.