Finished two-storey Auckland home painted pale blue, with the Second to None van parked in the driveway

    Auckland house painters and small renovations

    Auckland homes,
    brought back better.

    Painting-led repairs and renovations, handled by one accountable crew from the first look to the last coat.

    99.4%from 8 authenticated NoCowboys ratings, read 7 August 2026

    Recent work, photographed on the job

    The proof is on
    the walls.

    Every photograph here is a Second to None job. No stock, no borrowed portfolio.

    1. Cedar shingle gable meeting a freshly painted cream plaster wall
      01Cedar gable and plaster repaintWhere a cedar shingle gable meets a repainted plaster wall, cut in close.
    2. Finished white kitchen and laundry cabinetry with a stone-look benchtop leaning against the wall
      02Cabinetry, finishedNew kitchen and laundry cabinetry fitted, benchtop still to go on.
    3. Weathered timber deck partway through a pressure wash, hose still running
      03Deck wash, in progressA second deck, mid pressure-wash, before recoating.
    4. Interior strip-out exposing a concrete block wall, renovation in progress
      04Strip-out in progressA room stripped back to the block wall as part of a renovation.
    5. Concrete path partway through a pressure wash, half clean and half still soiled
      05Path wash, in progressA concrete path partway through a pressure wash.
    6. Faded concrete tile roof seen from the ridge, before cleaning or recoating
      06Tiled roof, beforeA faded concrete tile roof, photographed from the ridge before treatment.
    New timber weatherboards let into an old painted corner, ready for the final coat
    Weatherboard repair Rotten boards cut out and replaced with new timber before the final coat goes on.

    Repair and repaint, one crew

    We fix it,
    then we paint it.

    Most painting jobs uncover something: a soft weatherboard, a split sill, a door that sticks. We scope the repair with the painting and paint over it ourselves, so there is no second trade to book and no bare patch left waiting.

    1. 1

      Cut out the rot

      Damaged boards come out back to sound timber, not filled and hidden.

    2. 2

      Let in new timber

      New boards are fitted to the existing profile and fixed in line with the old ones.

    3. 3

      Prime, fill and paint

      The same crew primes the bare wood and paints it with the rest of the wall, so the repair is finished rather than left bare.

    Dan and his team has already painted a number of property for us and we received great service all round! Dan always came with a quick and competitive quote, he was very knowledgeable about not only the painting, but also remedial (joinery) work required to be done and plastering.

    Carpentry and repairs

    Roof painting

    Recoat it
    before it rusts.

    Once the colour chalks off a long-run roof, the protective coating is going with it. Cleaning, treating and recoating at that stage usually costs far less than replacing rusted sheets later.

    Long-run iron roof faded to a pale pink-red, before repaintingFaded
    Roof, before A long-run iron roof faded by years of UV exposure, photographed before recoating.
    Long-run iron roof freshly repainted dark greyRecoated
    Roof, after A long-run iron roof freshly coated in dark grey after a repaint.
    How we paint roofs

    What customers say

    Small jobs,
    taken seriously.

    99.4%

    Overall score from 8 authenticated NoCowboys ratings, read 7 August 2026.

    How it works

    Three steps.
    No runaround.

    Text us a photo to start
    1. 01

      Tell us about the job

      Text a few photos with your suburb, or fill in the two-step form. Dan replies personally, usually the same day.

    2. 02

      Look, measure, quote

      A site visit when height, access or surface condition needs a proper look. The quote comes with a clear scope of what is being prepared, repaired and painted.

    3. 03

      One crew to the finish

      Preparation, repairs, painting and connected trades run as one job, with clean-up at the end.

    Across Auckland

    Local homes. One direct way to start.

    Find area-specific painting information, then tell us about the property, surface and scope you have in mind.

    Suburbs we take enquiries from

    Central Auckland
    Auckland CBD, Parnell, Newmarket, Ponsonby, Grey Lynn, Herne Bay, Westmere, Freemans Bay, Mt Eden, Kingsland, Morningside, Sandringham, Balmoral, Epsom, Remuera, Meadowbank, Orakei, Mission Bay, St Heliers, Kohimarama, Ellerslie, Greenlane, One Tree Hill, Royal Oak, Onehunga, Point Chevalier, Western Springs, Grafton, Mt Wellington, Panmure, Glen Innes, St Johns
    North Shore
    Takapuna, Devonport, Milford, Northcote, Birkenhead, Glenfield, Hillcrest, Forrest Hill, Mairangi Bay, Browns Bay, Torbay, Albany, Rosedale, Sunnynook, Castor Bay, Campbells Bay, Beach Haven, Bayview, Greenhithe, Silverdale, Orewa, Whangaparaoa, Millwater
    West Auckland
    New Lynn, Titirangi, Green Bay, Blockhouse Bay, Avondale, Kelston, Glen Eden, Henderson, Te Atatu Peninsula, Te Atatu South, Massey, West Harbour, Hobsonville, Whenuapai, Swanson, Ranui, Waitakere, Piha, Muriwai, Kumeu, Huapai, Riverhead
    East Auckland
    Howick, Pakuranga, Bucklands Beach, Half Moon Bay, Botany Downs, Dannemora, Flat Bush, East Tamaki, Highland Park, Cockle Bay, Mellons Bay, Beachlands, Maraetai, Whitford
    South Auckland
    Manukau, Papatoetoe, Otahuhu, Mangere, Mangere Bridge, Otara, Manurewa, Papakura, Takanini, Karaka, Drury, Pukekohe, Waiuku, Clevedon
    Islands and outer Auckland
    Waiheke Island, Warkworth, Matakana, Snells Beach, Helensville
    Three ways to start

    Tell us the job. Get a straight answer.

    The fastest route is a text saying your suburb and what needs attention. Call if you would rather talk it through. Use the form if the job has more moving parts than a message can carry.

    Or send the full picture

    A larger job is easier to answer well with the details written down.

    Step 1 of 2

    Your job

    How would you like to start?