Painters Hughesdale 3166
Women at Work Painters are your best Hughesdale painters, providing quality painting services for interior and exterior painting including house and commercial painting.
We have been providing quality painting services in Hughesdale and surrounding suburbs since 1996.
Our painters are experienced in all types of painting, including interior and exterior painting for residential and commercial premises.
Women at Work Painters is a premium quality focussed business providing a professional service from first contact to completion. This means you are going to get a great result.
If you are looking for good value and quality, we are your painters!
We have provided some photos to show examples of our work throughout Melbourne.



















Please call our friendly team today or complete the Free Quote form to organise a quote appointment. We provide interior and exterior house painting and commercial painting in Hughesdale.
Hughesdale Painting Customer Reviews
We will use Women at Work again!
“We were very happy with the completed work and your painters. We will use Women at Work again.”
I am delighted to have used Women at Work!
“From quote to invoice, the entire job was undertaken by professional and friendly staff and management. I am delighted to have used the Women at Work team to complete the painting of my recently renovated property on time, to a high standard and at a competitive price.”
A very nice job indeed!
“Thanks Avril. We were very happy with the painting and will no doubt use your services again. A very nice job indeed!”
It was a pleasure to have her complete the work!
“Your painter was a friendly and efficient worker. It was a pleasure to have her complete the work.”
Contact Us Now
Call us now for the painter Hughesdale can trust, Women at Work Painters, or complete our online enquiry form.
Phone: 1300 200 700 or call Avril direct on 0411 756 709 for a quote
Hughesdale 3166
Hughesdale is a small Melbourne suburb situated 18kms south-east of the CBD. It is part of the City of Monash and has a population of approximately 7,000 people.
It is named after James Hughes, a former mayor of the City of Oakleigh who strongly advocated for a new railway station in the mid-1920s. The suburb grew after the railway station opened in 1925.
Many streets in the area are named after railway stations in England, including Rugby Road, Euston Road, Crewe Road, Swindon Road, Paddington Road, Clapham Road, Bletchley Road, Willesden Road, Carlisle Crescent, Preston Road, Skipton Road, Dalston Road and Camden Road.