One itemised fixed quote, one background-checked crew from first drop sheet to sign-off, and every painted surface covered by a written 7-year warranty. That is the whole deal, whether your place is a postwar weatherboard or a view home above the bay. As house painters working right across Melbourne, we can put a firm number on your Frankston job the same day you ask.
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Frankston interiors from original postwar hard plaster to rental-tired flat white, brought up to washable, low-sheen schemes, worked room by room around your household with low-odour paints and careful masking.
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Weatherboard, brick-veneer trim, render and FC cladding across 3199, prepped honestly: flaking postwar timber taken back and sealed, lead handled safely, then coating systems matched to how hard the bay hits your block.
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Selling in Frankston’s fast-moving market? Neutral, buyer-ready repaints sequenced around photography, opens and settlement, sharp enough to lift the listing without over-capitalising a modest home.
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Walk-up flats, villa units and new townhouse rows across Frankston. Quotes written for body-corporate or property-manager approval, certificates supplied, access and tenants coordinated properly.
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A single confident feature wall or a specialty finish, matched to your room’s light, which in a west-facing Frankston living room changes completely between noon and sunset.
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Tough epoxy floors for Frankston garages, sheds and workshops: a surface that stands up to boat gear, tools and trailer traffic in a suburb that lives half its life outdoors.
Book commercial painting →Painting a house in Frankston typically costs between A$4,000 and A$20,000 or more, depending on the size and condition of the home. As a per-square-metre guide, standard interior work runs about A$20 to A$30, detailed work with heavy trim rises to A$60 to A$100, and exterior repainting sits around A$15 to A$60. Frankston is mostly post-war brick veneer and weatherboard, with simpler trim and lower ceilings than period homes, so the figure depends more on surface area, eaves and fascia than on ornate detail. Four things do most of the work on your quote, and our painting cost guide works through three examples in detail.
Frankston quotes stretch further apart than most suburbs, because the homes do: a compact 1960s brick veneer in Karingal and a two-storey bay-view place on Oliver’s Hill are entirely different jobs. A few things set the figure, and our painting cost calculator will put a working number on yours before you talk to anyone.
Coverage sets the opening number. Much of Frankston is genuinely modest: three-bedroom weatherboards and brick veneers where a full interior repaint is a tight, well-contained job, while Frankston South runs to big split-level family homes on deep blocks that carry two or three times the wall area. We measure every room and elevation and itemise the lot, so you can see exactly what you are paying for.
Condition dictates the prep hours. Frankston’s postwar weatherboard is often on its sixth or seventh coat, with flaking edges, weathered sills and lead-era paint underneath that demands safe containment. The 60s and 70s brick veneers usually need less on the walls but more on the timberwork: fascias, eaves and window frames that have quietly gone chalky. On any exterior repaint here, preparation is most of the job, and it is what our 7-year warranty stands on.
Paint choice shifts the price: Dulux Wash & Wear costs less on the quote than Haymes Ultra-Premium, and for elevations that face the bay’s weather we specify Wattyl Solagard. The system written on your quote is the system we open on site, never a cheaper substitute.
Access and exposure finish the picture. A sloping Oliver’s Hill block can need scaffold where a flat Karingal one needs a ladder, and elevations facing the water earn tougher coating systems than the sheltered side of the same house. Timing counts too. A pre-sale repaint booked against an auction date runs a firmer schedule than one that can wait for the weather. We walk the property before we commit a number.
Rate bands are only useful once you put them against a real house. Take a postwar brick veneer or weatherboard home in Frankston, fascia, eaves and window frames facing the bay.
of paintable exterior surface, which is the number that actually drives the quote, not the floor area.
per square metre for exterior work, depending on substrate and access.
indicative range for that house across two coats, before prep condition and access are assessed.
That is a planning figure, not a quote. Preparation condition, colour change, ceiling height and access move it, which is why we measure on site and give you one itemised written price rather than a rate.

Anything within a kilometre or so of the foreshore, which takes in most streets between Nepean Highway and the beach, carries salt on the walls, and salt trapped under a new coat lifts it. We wash exteriors down properly before we prime, and on the beachside streets we spec a system rated for marine exposure rather than a standard exterior acrylic. It costs a little more up front and it is the difference between a coat that lasts eight years and one that chalks in three.

The ground climbs sharply south of the town centre. A house on Olivers Hill or in Frankston South often reads as single storey from the street and drops to two levels at the back, with a deck hanging over the slope. We walk the downhill side at the quote and put the scaffold or platform in the price. Deck balustrades and the underside of the eaves get a close look too, because that is where salt and damp sit longest on these houses.

Frankston has a deep rental market, busiest around the station and the town centre, and a lot of our work here is between tenancies, where the window is fixed and short. We can quote off a walkthrough, book the crew for the vacant week, and finish so the property is ready for the next inspection. Tell us the handover date at the quote and we will say honestly whether it fits.
A lot of Frankston housing went up between the fifties and the eighties, and the eaves and wall sheeting from that era can contain asbestos. We do not sand or cut it. On those homes we clean by hand, seal rather than abrade, and if the sheeting is damaged we tell you before we quote so you can get a licensed removalist in first. That conversation happens at the quote, not halfway through the job.



A recent ceiling and interior repaint on Heatherhill Road here in Frankston, plus nearby Newline Painting jobs in Carrum Downs and Mount Martha. On a postwar brick veneer or weatherboard house the preparation is mostly eaves, fascia and window frames, which is where an exterior first starts to fail.
Tell us about the job online or by phone. You get a written, itemised quote covering surfaces, products, dates and one fixed price, with nothing owed until you decide to go ahead.
One trade-qualified crew handles everything: preparation matched to your home’s age, floors and furniture protected before the first cut-in, then premium coats applied cleanly to an agreed schedule.
The job ends when you sign off. We walk every room and elevation together, from postwar weatherboard to bay-view render, fix anything then and there, and leave the 7-year warranty with you in writing.
Newline Painting has painted Melbourne homes for more than ten years, carries $20M public liability cover, and won both the ASBA Small Business Champion award and a Master Painters Australia Award for Excellence in 2025.
Seven-year warranty cover on the workmanship, put in writing before we start, which matters on this side of the bay, where the westerly weather finds any shortcut a painter takes.
Cover of $20 million in public liability, and the certificate is emailed before setup day: the paperwork real-estate agents, body corporates and careful Frankston homeowners rightly ask for.
Start dates confirmed in writing and held, planned around settlement dates, tenants moving out, or the stretch of dry weather an exposed western elevation needs to cure properly.
In Frankston a paint finish gets judged against some of Melbourne's best-kept houses, which is the standard we quote to.
The crew that quotes your Frankston job is the crew that paints it: background-checked, trade-qualified and already working this end of the bay. Recent work includes a ceiling repaint here in Frankston itself, a full commercial exterior next door in Carrum Downs and a complete inside-and-out repaint down the peninsula at Mount Martha, so postwar timber, tired render and water-facing elevations are all familiar territory. Every job finishes with the 7-year warranty documented and handed over. Meet the full team →





Newline paints the whole south-east: the same crews, warranty and paint systems from the bayside suburbs down through Frankston to the top of the Mornington Peninsula.
By job type: interior, exterior, apartment, pre-sale and feature wall painting, across all of Melbourne.
Get a price online in a couple of minutes, or call and talk it through with the painter who quotes it. One itemised written price.
Free on-site quote and colour consult. 7-year workmanship warranty. $20M public liability cover.
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