Tactical Height Solutions

Strata painting in Sydney

Common areas, stairwells, car parks, fences and full external repaints, by licensed painters who work from the ground or on rope.

  • Licensed NSW painting contractor
  • Resident notices handled
  • Ground and rope access

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Strata painting in short

Tactical Height Solutions paints strata buildings across Sydney: lobbies, corridors, stairwells and car parks inside, and fences, walls, balconies and full external repaints outside. Licensed painters (NSW licence 478674C) work from the ground, ladders and mobile scaffold, and IRATA-certified rope access technicians repaint high façades without scaffold. Every quote is fixed-price, with resident notices, a program and a written warranty.

Updated October 2026 by Naldo Neto, IRATA Level 3 and licensed painter.

Strata painting has two parts: the inside of the building that residents walk through every day, and the outside that protects the structure. We paint both, so the committee deals with one licensed contractor instead of two.

Inside, we repaint lobbies, corridors, stairwells, car parks, doors and handrails, working in sections so residents always have a way through and using low-odour paints in enclosed areas. Outside, low walls, fences, balconies and walk-ups are painted from the ground and ladders, and taller elevations are repainted on rope without scaffold across residents' windows.

We work with your strata manager on notices, by-laws and timing, and hand over a photo record and a written warranty the committee can file with its capital works plan.

Why choose our strata painting

  • Inside and outside, one contractorCommon areas and façades painted by the same licensed team.
  • Residents keep movingWork in sections, with clear signage and dry routes through the building.
  • No scaffold on tall elevationsRope access repaints high façades without blocking balconies.
  • Paperwork for the committeeInsurance, SWMS, notices, a program, a photo record and a written warranty.

How the job runs

  1. Inspection and scopeWe inspect the areas, note repairs and agree the paint system and colours with the committee.
  2. Quote by areaA fixed price per area, so the committee can stage the work if it needs to.
  3. Notices and preparationResident notices, protection, cleaning, repairs and priming.
  4. PaintingArea by area, keeping routes open and the building tidy.
  5. HandoverFinal inspection with the strata manager, photo record and warranty.

Technical details

Common areasLobbies, corridors, stairwells, car parks, doors, handrails, letterbox areas and bin rooms
ExternalWalls, fences, balconies, balustrades, eaves and full façade repaints
AccessGround, ladders and mobile scaffold; rope access by IRATA-certified technicians for high elevations
Paint systemsDulux systems, low-odour options for enclosed areas
LicenceNSW contractor licence 478674C (painting)

Questions about strata painting

Can the committee stage the painting over several years?

Yes. We price by area, such as each stairwell, the car park and each elevation, so the work can follow your capital works plan.

How do you manage residents during common area painting?

We send notices in advance, work in sections with signage, keep at least one route through the building open and use low-odour paints indoors.

Does strata painting need a licensed contractor?

In NSW, residential painting work over $5,000 must be done by a licensed contractor. Our licence is 478674C (painting).

Rope access or scaffold for the outside?

For most repaints over two storeys, rope access is quicker and cheaper because there is no scaffold to hire and residents keep their balconies. We recommend the method after inspecting the building.

See this work on real buildings in our projects, or read about our safety and insurance.

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Same-day response. Fixed-price quotes with insurance and SWMS attached.