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Walls, ceilings and the full trim package: converting Burwood's original dark-stained doors, architraves and skirtings to crisp modern enamel over properly patched hard plaster. Low-VOC systems, floors and furniture protected, and dust kept contained the whole way.
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Weatherboard near Wattle Park, render on new townhouse stock, and the fascias, gutters, eaves and window frames that lift a clinker or cream-brick veneer without painting the brick. Full preparation, lead-safe handling on pre-1970 surfaces, and Dulux Weathershield or Wattyl Solagard systems.
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Getting a Burwood home ready for sale, often an original condition veneer heading to auction for land value or a downsizer move. We repaint inside and out in clean, neutral tones and schedule the work to hit your agent's photography and settlement deadlines.
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Interiors and common areas in the apartments and townhouses around Deakin and the Brickworks precinct, plus fast rental turnarounds between student tenancies. We coordinate access with your Owners Corporation or property manager.
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A single bold wall to lift a Burwood living room, study or hallway, colour-matched to your home's light, era and existing palette.
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Durable, high-gloss epoxy for Burwood garage floors, basements and concrete surfaces that shrug off chips, oil and stains.
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Burwood’s investor stock turns over hard. Student rentals near Deakin’s Burwood Highway campus need fast, durable, washable repaints between tenancies, and the townhouse and apartment projects around the Brickworks precinct bring owners-corporation approvals and shared-access scheduling. We manage the building liaison and work to lease and settlement dates, so the property is earning again quickly.

Burwood carries only a handful of City of Whitehorse heritage overlays, mostly small interwar pockets, so unlike Camberwell or Canterbury a repaint here rarely needs a planning permit. The real approvals question sits at the new end of the suburb: owners-corporation sign-off on townhouse and apartment exteriors around Deakin and the Brickworks precinct. We check both before we quote.

Most of Burwood, between Warrigal Road and Station Street, was built out in the 1950s and 60s, which puts the bulk of the suburb’s original enamel on doors, windows, trim and eaves inside the lead-paint era. We handle it the safe way: surface testing, wet-sanding with dust containment and correct disposal, never the dry-sanding that sends lead dust through a family home.
Clinker and cream brick is Burwood’s signature surface, and painting it is a one-way decision: once coated, it can’t practically go back to bare brick. We talk owners through the honest options: leave the brick and repaint the trim, eaves, fascias and gutters that actually date the house, or commit to a full bagged or rendered finish with a breathable masonry system done properly.



Recent Newline Painting work on period homes across the eastern suburbs. 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.
Request a free quote online or by phone. We'll confirm the scope, recommend the right approach for your Burwood home and put the price in writing. No obligation, and no surprises once work begins.
Our painters prepare every surface properly, then apply premium paint systems matched to your property's age and condition, from postwar veneer to new townhouse, for a smooth, durable finish that lasts.
Before we leave, we walk the finished job with you room by room, touch up anything that isn't right on the spot, and back the whole finish with our written 7-year warranty.
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.
Every finish carries a written seven-year workmanship guarantee, so the enamel and render on a Burwood repaint still look right years after handover.
Full $20 million public liability cover with certificates of currency ready on request, exactly what the owners corporations behind the suburb's newer townhouse and apartment developments ask to see before anyone starts on common property.
Firm start dates and a clear timeline mapped to what's driving your job: a tenancy changeover, a pre-sale repaint for a downsizer move, or simply getting the family house back in order before the term starts.
In Whitehorse a paint finish gets judged against some of Melbourne's best-kept houses, which is the standard we quote to.
Painting a house in Burwood 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. Burwood 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.
No painter can hand you a fixed "Burwood price list" before seeing the home: a 1960s cream-brick veneer, a rendered new townhouse near the Brickworks and a student rental off Burwood Highway are three very different jobs. Here is what actually sets the number on a Burwood quote, or get a ballpark first with our paint cost calculator.
Scope sets the baseline. A typical Burwood postwar home is a single-storey three-bedroom veneer with 2.4-metre ceilings: modest surface area, but most owners book a full interior repaint in one go: walls, ceilings, and the original dark-stained timber doors and trim brought up to a modern white enamel. Enamel conversion on every door, frame and skirting is what grows the scope, and the quote reflects it.
Then comes the state of the surfaces. Burwood’s postwar hard-plaster walls carry decades of hairline cracks and old picture-hook damage that need raking out and setting, timber windows often hide failed glazing putty, and most of the suburb’s pre-1970 stock warrants lead-safe handling on the original enamel. Good prep here is what decides whether the finish lasts five years or fifteen.
Paint choice shifts the price too: Dulux Wash & Wear sits below Haymes Ultra-Premium, and we specify Wattyl Solagard where a west-facing Burwood exterior cops the full afternoon sun. Your quote names the exact product line, and that is the product our painters open on day one, never a quiet downgrade.
The last variable is how we reach the work. Single-storey veneers are straightforward, but the double-storey townhouses around the Brickworks precinct need trestles or a platform for stairwell voids and upper render, and apartment work near Deakin needs owners-corporation sign-off and scheduling around tenants. Everything is costed into the quote before we begin.
Rate bands are only useful once you put them against a real house. Take a brick veneer family home in Burwood, timber windows, eaves and a rendered porch.
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.
The Newline Painting crew on your Burwood job is the same crew that quotes it and finishes it. No subcontracted strangers. From full interior repaints of original 1960s veneers off Highbury Road to render on new townhouses near the Brickworks and fast rental turnarounds around Deakin, the team is trade-qualified, background-checked and led by painters who have worked Whitehorse and Melbourne's east for years. The painters you meet at the quote are the ones on the brushes, and the finish they leave carries a written 7-year warranty. Meet the full team →





Newline services Burwood and the surrounding eastern suburbs. Same team, same warranty and the same paint systems, whether the job sits in the middle of 3125, up by Wattle Park, over in Camberwell or south-east with our painters in Glen Waverley.
By job type: interior, exterior, apartment, pre-sale and feature wall painting, across all of Melbourne.
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