Before Vinyl Cladding
Using a painting contractor puts most of your money in their pocket, not on your home.
Every cent of it is maintenance, not upgrade
Bare weatherboard and fibro are freezing in winter and stifling in summer.
After Vinyl Cladding
Never paint it again. UV-stable colour, backed by a 50-year warranty on the boards.
Insulated boards hold their temperature instead of leaking it.
Australian-made, installed by qualified carpenters, and a fixed price agreed before we start.
HIA member. Every job fully warranted.
Why cladding instead of repainting?
Repainting
Repeat cost every 7-10 years
Boards rot underneath the paint
Colour fades and chalks
Insulation stays the same
VS
Vinyl Cladding
One-time cost
Won't rot, split or fade
Never paint again
How we get started
From the first call to the finished job, you always know exactly what's happening.
Step 1
Tell us about your home
Answer a few questions in the quote form so we know what we’re looking at. Takes about two minutes.
Step 2
We measure and price it
We come out, measure up and send you a fixed price within 48 hours. No pressure, no obligation.
Step 3
We install
Our own tradesmen do the work, most homes in 5-9 days. Fully warranted and HIA backed.
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Questions homeowners ask us
How much does cladding cost, and can the price change?
Your price is fixed in writing before work starts and it doesn't move. No variations halfway through. We don't publish figures because cost depends on your home's size, storeys and what's underneath, so anyone quoting sight-unseen is guessing. We measure up and give you one number within 48 hours, free.
Why not just repaint my weatherboards?
You can, and in 7-10 years you'll be doing it again. Timber needs scraping, priming and repainting for as long as you own the house, and rot and splitting carry on underneath. Cladding ends the cycle. It goes straight over the top, never absorbs water and never needs painting. One job, instead of a cost that repeats forever.
We've been quoted cheaper options. Why is vinyl or steel worth the difference?
Usually the cost difference is the product, the labour, or what happens afterwards. Cheaper cladding is often imported and built for milder climates, so it chalks and goes brittle in Australian sun. Cheaper quotes often mean subcontractors, and a cheap number can often change once the walls are open.
Will it fade, warp or discolour over time?
No. Our vinyl is Australian-made for Victorian conditions, so it holds colour instead of chalking. Steel comes in the full COLORBOND® range with a factory-baked finish. Neither rots, warps or needs repainting. A hose down once or twice a year is the whole maintenance schedule.
Can you clad over my existing weatherboards or fibro?
Usually, yes. We check the walls at the quote visit and tell you then if anything needs repair first, not after we've started. If your home has asbestos sheeting, we'll talk you through how that's handled before anything is booked.
What warranty do I get?
50 years on the cladding and 7 years on our workmanship, in writing, with your quote. We're HIA members with 30 years in Victoria, so it's backed by a business that will still be here to honour it.
How long does the job take, and do I need to move out?
No. It's all exterior work, so you stay in your home and the inside is untouched. Vinyl takes 5 to 7 days, steel weatherboards 7 to 9, windows and doors 4 to 5. We just need clear access around the house.
Still have questions?
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Send us your details and we’ll come back within 48 hours.
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