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Exterior Painting in Nambour

  • Specialising in exterior painting.
  • Over 35 years of trusted painting experience.
  • Using premium Dulux and Haymes paints for lasting quality.

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Bringing New Life to Your Home

When the outside of your home starts to lose its spark, a fresh coat of paint can make the whole place feel renewed. At Allman’s Painting, we handle exterior painting in Nambour with a friendly, organised approach that keeps things running smoothly from the first chat to the final coat.


Working across Nambour, we help homeowners choose colours and finishes that stand up well to local weather and still look great year after year. People come to us because we stay easy to reach, keep our work tidy and treat every home with genuine care.


If you’re thinking about updating your exterior, give us a buzz on 0447 832 120 and we’ll talk you through your options.

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Delivering Long-Lasting Results for Your Exteriors

Exterior painting around Nambour often calls for extra care thanks to humidity, sun exposure and the variety of home styles in the area. We start with thorough prep work – washing, sanding and patching – so the new paint bonds properly.


Durable primers and weather-resistant coatings help protect against fading and peeling. We use quality brushes and rollers to achieve smooth, even coverage across timber, render or older surfaces.


Throughout the project, we keep you updated so you always know what stage we’re at. With thoughtful planning and tidy habits, we aim to leave your home looking fresher, brighter and ready to handle the elements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is pressure cleaning often recommended before exterior painting?

Pressure cleaning removes dirt, mould, mildew and loose debris that can stop paint from bonding properly. If contaminants remain on the surface, the new coating may blister or peel sooner.

Cleaning also reveals hidden issues such as hairline cracks, failing sealant or areas where old paint is already breaking down. Once the surface is clear, painters can judge what level of sanding or patching is needed.

While not every material can handle high pressure, adjusted settings or soft washing may achieve the same result. Good cleaning prepares the surface for a smoother, longer-lasting finish.

What determines how many coats are needed on exterior walls?

Several factors influence coat quantity, including the condition of the existing paint, the surface material, the chosen colour and the product used.

Switching from dark to light shades usually requires an undercoat to achieve even coverage. Bare timber, previously chalky surfaces or heavily weathered areas may absorb paint differently, requiring extra layers. Premium exterior paints often cover more effectively, reducing the need for additional coats.

Applying the right number ensures the final finish looks uniform and provides solid protection against the elements.

Why do some exterior surfaces need flexible or breathable paints?

Exterior surfaces expand and contract with temperature and moisture changes. Timber, in particular, moves considerably throughout the year.

Flexible paints stretch with these movements, reducing the chance of cracking. Rendered walls or older homes may require breathable coatings that allow moisture to escape rather than trapping it beneath the surface.

Using products suited to the material helps prevent peeling, moisture damage and premature wear. It also keeps the finish looking smoother for longer.

What can homeowners do to keep exterior paintwork looking fresh between repaints?

Occasional maintenance helps prolong the life of exterior coatings. Gently washing exterior walls each year removes dust, pollen and pollutants that can dull the paint.

Keeping gutters clear prevents water runoff from staining walls. Trimming back nearby trees reduces moisture buildup and limits mould growth.

Touching up small chips before they spread can also help preserve the appearance. With simple upkeep, exterior paintwork stays brighter and performs better across changing seasons.