Facade Painting
Our facade painting service covers houses, apartment buildings and commercial buildings, with verified professionals, support for property managers and payment only released once the work is approved.
The painter is only paid once the work is finished and approved by you.
What Our Facade Painting Service Includes
A facade painting company that handles everything from preparation to the finish.
Included
- Washing and preparing the facade
- Applying primer
- External thermal insulation systems (ETICS) where applicable
- Protecting window frames and surrounding areas
Not included or extra cost
- Structural repairs to the building
- Municipal licences or fees, where applicable
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Exterior PaintingHow It Works
Three simple steps, from the quote request to approving the work.
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Step 3: Validate the Final Result
We follow the service from start to finish. Payment is only released once the work is completed and approved by you.
How Much Does Facade Painting Cost
The price depends on the facade area, the height of the building and the preparation needed. See facade painting prices per m².
Facade Painting for Apartment Buildings
Do I Need a Council Licence to Paint the Facade?
It depends on the municipality. Repainting a facade in the same colour and finish is usually handled as minor works, with a prior notice or a self-declaration to the town council. Changing the colour or finish may need a licence, and in historic centres or listed buildings the proposal usually goes to the heritage committee. If the scaffolding or platform takes up the pavement, you also need a permit to occupy the public road.
Approval at the Homeowners' Association Meeting
In a building under the Horizontal Property Law, the facade is a common element. Maintenance work, such as repainting to keep the building in good condition, is mandatory for the association: the meeting approves the budget and how the cost is split. Changing the colour or look of the facade alters a common element and usually needs a reinforced majority, generally three fifths of the owners representing three fifths of the ownership shares. We help with clear, comparable quotes to present at the meeting.
This is not legal advice. Always confirm with your town council or the property manager.
Common Problems Before Painting
Damp Removal
Stains, mould or peeling paint are signs of damp. We treat the cause before painting so the finish lasts.
Wall Smoothing and Skim Coating
Cracks, holes and uneven walls are made smooth and even before painting, for a finish without marks.
Gotelé Removal
We remove gotelé textured finishes and leave the wall smooth and ready to paint, with a more modern look.
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For a detached house, check your town council rules: some set colours or finishes by area. In a shared building, the change also needs a reinforced majority at the homeowners' association meeting, and in historic centres the proposal usually needs council approval.
Not quite. Facade painting focuses on the main face of buildings, with owner approvals and licences. Exterior painting covers the walls, garden walls and fences of houses.
Yes, as long as the owner has the required permits. The professional adapts materials and colours to the local rules.
Yes. We paint the facades of shops, offices and commercial buildings, with schedules that limit the impact on the business.
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