Kitchen respray work in Co. Wexford
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.
Rural work looks different from city work, and the difference is worth knowing before you start. Properties are bigger, jobs take longer and pay more per visit, and you travel further between them — so the professionals who do well here build a round in a few towns rather than chasing single jobs across the county.
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
- You say which areas you cover, so you are not offered work an hour away