Painters in Wild Horse Plains

Strata work in Adelaide's Northern Suburbs comes with its own rules: committee approvals, notice to residents, access to balconies and common areas, and a colour scheme that has to stay consistent across the whole building. A South Australian painter who does this regularly in Wild Horse Plains can provide the scope, product data and insurance details a committee needs to vote, and then deliver the job without residents feeling they have been invaded.

Gawler, Willaston and Gawler South keep a strong 1800s core of stone cottages, villas and two-storey shopfronts with lime mortar and iron lace. Salisbury itself has an 1840s township core of stone buildings. Salisbury North, Elizabeth, Elizabeth Vale and Davoren Park were laid out by the Housing Trust from the 1950s: modest double brick homes, semi-detached pairs and some fibro-clad houses, many now privately owned and extended. Parafield Gardens, Brahma Lodge and Salisbury Downs are 1970s brick veneer; Paralowie, Craigmore, Hillbank and Salisbury Heights came through the 1980s and 1990s. Munno Para West, Andrews Farm, Blakeview, Smithfield and Evanston Gardens are estate land from the 2000s on, in render, Hebel and Colorbond. Angle Vale, Virginia, Lewiston and Two Wells mix acreage homes with farmhouses, glasshouses and packing sheds, while St Kilda and Thompson Beach are shack and transportable-home settlements.