Kitchen respray work in Co. Meath
A kitchen respray is not wall painting with a different brush: it is spray work, with primer chosen by substrate and two-component paint that has to cure. Clients buy it because it costs a fraction of a new kitchen, and they judge it on whether the finish looks factory-made.
The commuter belt works on a different rhythm to the city. Households here are usually out during the day and want a key-holder they trust rather than someone different each week — which means the work tends to be regular, and the client relationships tend to last longer than in the centre.
What comes up in this trade
- Kitchen doors and units resprayed in situ or off site
- Colour changes without replacing the kitchen
- Wardrobes and fitted furniture
- Before a property is sold, as a cheaper alternative to replacement
What the work needs
- Spray equipment and a space to spray safely
- Primer matched to the substrate — MDF, laminate and timber differ
How it works for you
- You choose which requests to take — nobody assigns you work
- You set your own price with the client directly
- You keep the client afterwards; there is no commission on the job
- Requests near you arrive by email as they are posted