Whisk Renovators

Painting & Decorating

Wellington

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Company description -
Whisk Renovators is a family owned renovations company started in 2005.
Jeff Stanway (Owner and Director) holds an Advanced Trade Certificate in Cabinet Making, is a registered Master Painter, and a Dulux Accredited Painter.
Whisk provides innovative renovation solutions to Kitchen and bathrooms, residential upgrades through extensions, alterations and additions and quality interior exterior painting transformations.
Whisk services the greater Wellington region in both the residential and commercial sectors.
Whisk has been a member of New Zealand Master Painters since 2009, providing quality service and workmanship guarantees to our Clients. We have won multiple National awards in --- and --- and 2025 at annual New Zealand Master Painters Conferences which can be viewed on --- in the awards page.

We provide a free no obligation consultation which will inform you of possible improvements and maintenance options for your property and budget.
Whisk exists to bring solutions to transform your property and add value through its 3 divisions -
1. Building Renovations (Kitchens and Bathrooms, including full design and consent drawings )
2. Building Maintenance (Rot repairs, timber windows and doors, re-roofing, replacement of weatherboards, spouting, rusted flashing and hinges)
3. Painting and Plastering (Full Interior and Exterior services).

Our diverse approach and skills provide our Clients with an 'end to end' experience avoiding needless delays and excessive costs.
We pride ourselves on excellent customer service, attention to detail, great communication and high level finishing, view our extensive 'awards page' of quality projects we have completed and an array of great references from past Clients.
Call us today and see how Whisk can truly transform your property and add value.

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