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Master Choice Painters is a Melbourne-based painting and restoration company with over 25 years of industry experience. Led by owner Mark Tayba, the business has built a reputation for high-quality workmanship, fair pricing, and a commitment to doing jobs properly — not just painting over problems.
Services
The company offers comprehensive residential and commercial services, including:
- Interior and exterior painting
- Weatherboard and heritage home restoration
- Plastering, crack repairs, and surface preparation
- Carpentry and timber repairs
- Pressure washing and surface cleaning
- Decorative finishes and colour consultations
Key Differentiators
- Restoration-first approach: They fix underlying issues such as rotted timber, water damage, and cracked plaster before painting begins, ensuring durability.
- Fair pricing: Positioned between risky “cheap” quotes and inflated premium rates, their model delivers strong value without hidden costs.
- All-in-one team: One quote covers repairs, prep, and painting, streamlining the process for clients.
- Workmanship guarantee: Every project comes with a quality guarantee, premium materials, and multiple coats for long-lasting finishes.
Customer Focus
Master Choice Painters aims to remove the stress and uncertainty of hiring painters by providing clear communication, transparent quotes, and respectful, highly skilled tradespeople. With over 225 satisfied clients, they highlight reliability and results that stand the test of time.
Positioning
The business targets homeowners, property investors, and commercial property owners who want quality painting with professional restoration. Their promise is simple: one team, one quote, zero shortcuts.
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