Coastal house painters in Cheltenham — weatherboard cottages near the foreshore and newer townhouses. Free quotes, 5-year guarantee. Call 0432 077 782. Searching for painters near you in Cheltenham? Jetblack Painting are your trusted local Cheltenham painters, servicing Cheltenham and the surrounding suburbs.
Call Jimmy — 0432 077 782Cheltenham sits in the heart of Bayside, bordered by Mentone, Moorabbin and Highett. As painters based just down the road in Mordialloc, we work across Cheltenham regularly — from the family homes around Central Road and Weatherall Road to the period properties near the Cheltenham station precinct. We understand the local building stock and know exactly what surface preparation Cheltenham's mix of brick veneer, weatherboard and rendered homes needs.
Cheltenham has a strong mix of 1950s–1970s brick veneer homes, weatherboard cottages near the foreshore, and newer townhouses and units. We tailor our painting systems to each: flexible membrane coatings for rendered surfaces, premium timber systems for weatherboard, and low-VOC interior finishes for newly renovated spaces.
Jetblack Painting helps homeowners, landlords, and commercial clients in Cheltenham with detailed preparation, premium coatings, and clear project communication from quote through completion.
Jetblack Painting is a Mordialloc-based painting company, which means Cheltenham is practically on our doorstep. When you book a quote, owner Jimmy Demirci visits the site himself to assess the work, recommend the right paint system and give you a detailed written quote. There's no guesswork and no surprise costs.
We've painted dozens of homes across Cheltenham and the surrounding Bayside area since 2011. Whether it's a full interior repaint before selling, a fresh exterior coat to protect against Melbourne's winters, or a detailed heritage restoration on a period home, we bring the same level of care and precision to every project.
Surface preparation is the most important part of any paint job — and the part most painters rush. We never do. Every Cheltenham project starts with thorough preparation: washing surfaces, filling cracks, sanding rough areas, priming bare spots, and caulking gaps before a single drop of topcoat goes on. That prep work is what makes our finishes last.
We use only premium Dulux and Taubmans paints — no budget alternatives. Combined with our 5-year written workmanship guarantee and $10M public liability insurance, you can be confident the job will be done right. Call 0432 077 782 for a free written quote.
Most of Cheltenham's established housing is brick veneer put up between the 1950s and the 1970s. The brickwork itself asks for nothing. What fails is the timber around it — fascia, barge boards, window frames and the eaves lining — because that timber carries the weather while the brick simply stands there. That is where an exterior quote here should concentrate its hours, and it is the part a cheap quote quietly leaves out.
On homes of that age the eaves are often sheet lining rather than solid timber, and on anything built before the late 1980s that sheet may be fibre cement containing asbestos. We do not sand it and we do not pressure-blast it. It gets washed by hand and coated, and where the age of the sheeting is unclear we recommend having it tested before anyone brings an abrasive near it. That costs a little time and removes a risk not worth taking.
Alongside the original housing, Cheltenham has absorbed a lot of townhouse and apartment infill, particularly around the station and the Southland end. These come out of the build carrying builder-grade paint — thin, applied quickly, specified on price rather than wear. It photographs well on handover day and starts showing scuffs, traffic marks and patchy sheen within a few years.
Repainting one is a different job to repainting a 1960s house. There are no decades of old coatings to cut back, so more of the budget goes into the coating itself instead of the preparation. What matters is sealing plasterboard properly where the original coats went on thin, and putting a genuinely washable finish through hallways and stairwells that take the traffic.
Walls, ceilings, trims and doors across Cheltenham houses, apartments and townhouses. Furniture protected and the work staged room by room, with low-odour products so the home stays liveable throughout.
Salt air and full sun are hard on Cheltenham weatherboards. Boards are washed down, scraped and sanded back to a sound edge, and bare timber spot-primed before exterior-grade topcoats go on.
Strata and owners-corporation work across Cheltenham — common areas, stairwells, entries and facades — alongside shops and offices, staged around residents and trading hours.
Fast-turnaround repainting to get Cheltenham properties market-ready — durable, easy-clean neutral finishes that photograph well and suit the widest range of buyers and tenants.
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As a guide, a full interior repaint of a 3-bedroom Melbourne home typically runs $5,000 to $12,000, and an exterior repaint $4,000 to $8,000 for a single-storey home or $8,000 to $15,000 for a double-storey. These are indicative ranges — every job is priced after a site visit, because condition, access and scope move the number more than floor area does. We provide free written quotes with no obligation — call 0432 077 782 or email jimmy@jetblackpainting.com.
Yes — weatherboard is one of the most common property types in Cheltenham and we specialise in it. Proper weatherboard painting requires careful filling and sanding of all cracks, spot priming any bare timber, and applying a flexible exterior topcoat. We use Dulux and Taubmans premium exterior systems rated for Melbourne's coastal climate.
Yes. Jetblack Painting is based in Mordialloc, just a few minutes from Cheltenham. Owner Jimmy Demirci visits every job personally — to scope the work, check in during the project and sign off on the final finish. You won't be dealing with a call centre or an unknown subcontractor.
Yes, and on a lot of Cheltenham brick veneer homes that is exactly the right scope. The brick does not need coating; the fascia, barge boards, eaves and window frames are what weather. Quoting the timber on its own is usually the difference between a job that is worth doing now and one that gets put off another year.
It depends on the coating the builder used and how hard the place is lived in, not on a fixed number of years. Builder-grade paint is applied thin and specified on price, so the first signs are usually scuffing and patchy sheen in hallways and stairwells rather than anything failing outright. We are happy to look and tell you honestly if it can wait.