TheWhy there's no single price per square metre
Any painter who quotes you a flat price per square metre before seeing your villa is either guessing or planning to adjust the price once they see the real condition of the walls. The truth is that two villas of exactly the same size can cost very different amounts to paint, depending on factors that only become clear on site.
That's why we don't publish a fixed price list — it wouldn't reflect your actual project, and we'd rather be upfront about that than give you a number that changes once we arrive.
The factors that actually determine the price
Surface area — the total square metres of wall or façade to be painted, including height if it's an exterior job with more than one storey.
Condition of the surface — cracks, damp patches, flaking paint or old artex/textured coating all need treating before a new coat goes on, and that preparation work is often the biggest hidden cost in a cheap quote.
Access and height — a single-storey villa with easy access costs less to paint than a two-storey façade requiring scaffolding or a platform lift.
Whether the property is occupied — working around furniture and residents takes more time and care than an empty property.
Location within the Vega Baja — travel distance from our base affects the final figure slightly, though it's rarely the main factor.
How to get a real number without waiting for a site visit
The fastest way is our online estimator: answer a few questions, upload some photos, and you get an indicative price range in under a minute — no obligation. It won't be the final figure, but it will be a genuine estimate based on your actual property, not a generic average.
For the full breakdown of what affects the price, see what determines the cost of painting. And when you're ready for an exact, written quote, we offer a free technical site visit — no pushy sales talk, just an honest assessment.
Why the cheapest quote isn't always the best deal
A significantly lower quote usually means one of two things: less surface preparation (which shows up as peeling paint within a year or two), or lower-grade paint that won't hold up against the Mediterranean sun and sea air. We work exclusively with premium brands — Jotun, Titanlux, ProPerla — and our own in-house team, with no subcontractors, so the quote you agree to is the work you actually get.