Roof spraying
Tile, IBR and corrugated. Cleaned, primed and sprayed in a single even coat that actually holds colour through summer.
Your roof, walls and paving sealed properly.
Airless spray painting and waterproofing across Mpumalanga. Even coat, no brush marks, done in days instead of weeks. Every rate is on this page.
Four surfaces. One even coat.
An airless gun drives paint at pressure, so it pushes into the pores instead of sitting on top. That is the whole difference: it does not streak, it does not show brush lines, and it does not lift the first summer the Lowveld sun gets to it.
Wall spraying
Interior and exterior. Cracks filled, edges cut in by hand, the rest sprayed — no roller texture, no brush marks.
Paving
Driveways, patios and walkways cleaned, coated and sealed. Kills the faded-grey look and stops the dust.
Waterproofing
Leaking roofs, parapets, gutters and flat slabs sealed properly, before the next storm finds the same hole.
What will it cost you?
Most painters make you phone to find out. Move the slider, pick who buys the paint, and you've got a real number before you speak to anyone.
From your call to a finished job.
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You call or WhatsApp
Tell us what needs doing and roughly how big it is. If it's straightforward we'll give you a number on the phone.
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We measure and quote
R500 gets us on site to measure properly and hand you a firm written quote. No guessing, no creeping costs later.
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Prep, then spray
Wash down, fill cracks, mask the windows and plants, prime where it's needed. Prep is the part that decides whether the paint lasts.
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You walk it with us
We go around the job together before we pack up. Anything you're not happy with gets fixed then and there.
See it on a real roof.
Pick a colour and it goes on straight away. Same tiles, same light — just the finish changed, so you know what you're actually buying.
Colours shown on screen are a guide. We bring the real sample cards to the on-site quote so you can hold them against the wall.
We work across Mpumalanga.
Based in the province and travelling for the right job. The R500 call-out is the local rate — if you're further out, phone us and we'll sort something fair before anyone drives anywhere.
- Mbombela / Nelspruit
- White River
- Barberton
- Sabie
- Hazyview
- Malelane
- Komatipoort
- Lydenburg
- eMalahleni
- Middelburg
- Secunda
- Ermelo
- Standerton
- Piet Retief
Spray painting in Mpumalanga, asked and answered.
What does it cost to spray paint a roof in Mpumalanga?
R35 per m² if you buy the paint and Zion K does the labour, or R75 per m² supplied and applied. A typical 150 m² three-bedroom roof is about R5 250 labour only, or R11 250 with the paint included. The R500 call-out covers an on-site measure and a firm written quote.
Which towns in Mpumalanga do you work in?
Mbombela (Nelspruit), White River, Barberton, Sabie, Hazyview, Malelane, Komatipoort, Lydenburg, eMalahleni, Middelburg, Secunda, Ermelo, Standerton and Piet Retief. The R500 call-out is the local rate — further out, phone first and we agree something fair before anyone drives.
How long does a roof take?
About two days on a typical house roof, rather than the two weeks a brush-and-roller job takes. Airless spraying lays the coat far faster, and most of the time on site goes into washing down, filling cracks and masking.
Do I have to buy the paint myself?
No. R35/m² is the rate when you supply the paint, which suits anyone who already has a brand or colour in mind. R75/m² is everything supplied and applied. Both are on the site — you do not have to phone to find out.
When is the best time of year to paint a roof in the Lowveld?
The dry months, roughly April to September. Mpumalanga summer rain and afternoon storms interrupt drying and can lift a fresh coat, so booking before the rains gives the paint the best chance to cure properly.
Do you do waterproofing as well as painting?
Yes. Leaking roofs, parapets, gutters and flat slabs are sealed properly, and it is usually worth doing at the same time as a roof spray so the surface is only prepped once.
Why airless spraying instead of a brush and roller?
An airless gun drives paint at pressure so it pushes into the pores instead of sitting on top. It does not streak, it does not show brush lines, and it does not lift the first summer the Lowveld sun gets to it.