WIN $5000 cash back - quoting now for summer painting - monolithic and cedar specialists.
We are now quoting for summer projects. We specialise in monolithic and cedar properties but are happy to look at lineaboard, hardiplank and weatherboard properties also.
All booked and completed jobs over the value of $15,000 inc GST will go in the draw to WIN $5,000 inc GST cash back on the value of their job. * Terms and conditions apply. All completed jobs will also receive a $250 voucher to the restaurant of their choice.
Get in touch today to arrange a quote. info@paintersinc.co.nz
Draw and Voucher Terms and Conditions
There is only one prize of $5,000 inc GST cash back for a completed contract.
The value of the booked fixed price contract must be $15,000 inc. GST or above
The job must be booked in prior to 23 December to be completed between October 2024 and May 2025.
The draw will take place on 23 December 2024 and the winner will be contacted and announced on our website. Permission to publish the winners name is a requirement to enter the draw.
The cash back offer will not be paid until the job has been completed.
If we have already completed the work, the winner will be paid the $5,000 inc GST.
If we have not completed the work prior to the draw in December, the winner will have the $5,000 inc GST taken off their quoted price on the final invoice.
All completed jobs above $15,000 inc GST will receive a $250 voucher to a restaurant of their choice in the Wellington region.
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