Type “painters hamilton” into Google and the first name on the map is a business called Painters Hamilton. Its website doesn’t say which company owns it. Google also lists a second “Painters Hamilton” whose phone number belongs to a powder coating shop, and a third website with the same name still has “Painters North Shore” in its logo. Meanwhile the most-reviewed house painter in the city got 38 of its 58 Google reviews in a single week. We searched on 21 October 2026, took the painters Google put on its map, read every one of their 111 Google reviews and went through their websites line by line. Below: what each of the four is like to deal with, what a repaint costs per square metre in Hamilton this year, and the rules for older houses.
Quick answers
- One Hamilton firm publishes its 2026 per-square-metre allowances: interior walls $34.50 to $51.75, exterior cladding $46 to $74.75, including GST. Scaffolding and lead paint work cost extra.
- The four painters in Google’s map results are First Rate Finish (58 reviews), Archer Painters (28), Painters Hamilton (13) and J L Connolly (12). All are rated 4.9 or 5.0.
- Hamilton’s painting market is small on Google: 18 of the 24 painters on the first two pages of the places list have fewer than 20 reviews.
- Repainting is maintenance and doesn’t need building consent. A house painted before 1980 may have lead paint, so ask how it will be removed.
- The four have answered one Google review between them, in 2021. Painters Hamilton hasn’t had a new review since October 2024.
Our picks at a glance
- Rental repaints and fixed prices, with a quote within 48 hours: First Rate Finish, Frankton.
- A family home where you want the owner on the ladder: Archer Painters, Melville.
- Commercial, school or industrial work, wallpaper and lead paint removal: J L Connolly, Frankton.
- A fast phone quote, as long as you ask who will do the job: Painters Hamilton.
In this guide
- The four painters on Google’s map
- What painting costs in Hamilton in 2026
- Repaint cost calculator
- Lead paint, scaffolding and consent
- Three businesses called “Painters Hamilton”
- What 111 reviews tell you
- SEO4 Local Score
- The four painters in detail
- How to choose a painter in Hamilton
- Marketing ideas for Hamilton painters
- For painters: reviews and your own app
- Common questions
The four painters on Google’s map
How we chose them: the businesses Google showed in its map results for “painters hamilton” and “house painters hamilton” on 21 October 2026. Painters Hamilton and First Rate Finish appeared every time. The third place went to Archer Painters on one search and J L Connolly on another, so both are in. There were no paid ads on either search.
Below the map, Google put Builderscrack first (it says 85 painters and decorators work in Hamilton), then a MoneyHub list of Hamilton house painters, then the painters’ own websites. The “People also ask” box was all about money: what a painter charges per hour, per day, and for a two- or three-bedroom house.
| Painter | Google rating (reviews) | First Google review | New reviews, last 12 months | Prices on the website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| First Rate Finish | 4.9 (58) | December 2019 | 5 | No; offers a fixed price per job |
| Archer Painters | 4.9 (28) | January 2018 | 2 | No |
| Painters Hamilton | 5.0 (13) | August 2022 | 0 | No |
| J L Connolly | 4.9 (12) | May 2018 | 1 | No |
Tip: click or tap any chart or screenshot to see it full screen.
For scale, the 11 plumbers in our Auckland plumbers guide have 7,118 Google reviews between them. In Hamilton the median painter on Google’s first two pages has 12. The biggest count belongs to Restore and Recolour (84), but it resprays aluminium joinery and garage doors across the Waikato, so we left it out. Fifty-eight reviews is enough to lead this city. A painter who asks every customer could get there in a couple of years.
What painting costs in Hamilton in 2026
None of the four publish prices. Two other Hamilton painting businesses do, and their numbers are close.
The clearest are from Tomar Contracting’s Hamilton branch in Claudelands. Its cost page lists the allowances behind its online calculator, reviewed in September 2026, and says plainly that they are planning figures for straightforward work, not quotes or a market average. They include labour, ordinary materials and routine preparation.
| Surface | Excluding GST | Including GST |
|---|---|---|
| Interior walls, repaint | $30 to $45 per m² | $34.50 to $51.75 per m² |
| Ceilings, repaint | $25 to $40 per m² | $28.75 to $46 per m² |
| Exterior cladding, repaint | $40 to $65 per m² | $46 to $74.75 per m² |
| Identified metal roof, recoat | $25 to $40 per m² | $28.75 to $46 per m² |
| Standard door, both sides | $140 to $220 each | $161 to $253 each |
A second site, paintershamilton.co.nz, gives $35 to $60 per square metre for interiors, including preparation and two coats, and “roughly $3,500 to $9,000” for a typical three-bedroom interior. That last figure is much lower than our calculator’s example below, which counts every wall and ceiling. The gap is the whole point of the next paragraph.
Watch what a rate is measured against. A 100 m² house has far more than 100 m² of interior wall, and its sloping roof can be bigger than its floor. Tomar’s guide makes the same point, and lists the usual reasons two quotes differ: preparation, which surfaces are included, access, the paint system, and whether GST is in. For comparison, Superior Renovations’ Auckland guide (updated 6 October 2026) puts interiors at $50 to $80 per m² including ceilings and trims, and weatherboard exteriors at $50 to $70.
Overheard in a Hamilton lounge
“Is it Black White, Half Black White or Quarter Black White?” asked the homeowner. The painter studied the wall for a long time. “Yes.”
Repaint cost calculator
Put in the areas you want painted. Measure wall area as length times height for each wall, less big windows. The default numbers are an example of a single-storey, three-bedroom house:
What will a repaint cost in Hamilton?
Put in the areas you want painted. The ranges use the per-square-metre allowances a Hamilton painting firm publishes for straightforward work, so use them as a budget check before you get quotes, not as a price.
Rates per m², including GST: interior walls $34.50 to $51.75, ceilings $28.75 to $46, exterior cladding $46 to $74.75, identified metal roof $28.75 to $46; doors $161 to $253 each. These are Tomar Contracting Hamilton’s published calculator allowances for straightforward work, reviewed September 2026, viewed 21 October 2026. They include labour, ordinary materials and routine preparation. Scaffolding, major repairs, lead paint work and small-job minimums are not included. The default areas are an SEO4 example for a single-storey three-bedroom house, not a measured home.
How the calculator works
Each area is multiplied by the low and high allowance per square metre that Tomar Contracting Hamilton publishes for that surface, including GST. Doors are priced each. The cards add what the rates leave out: lead paint precautions for houses painted before 1980, scaffolding on two-storey homes, and the minimum charges that make small jobs dearer per square metre. The cross-comparison card prices the same interior walls at the paintershamilton.co.nz rate and at Superior Renovations’ Auckland rate. Window sashes, trim, decks, fences, wallpaper removal and repairs are not included.
Paint houses for a living? SEO4’s free Quote and Job Organiser app does this sum on site with your own rates per square metre and NZ GST, and turns it into a PDF quote before you leave the driveway. More near the end of this guide.
Lead paint, scaffolding and consent
Older house? Assume lead
WorkSafe’s advice is to presume a building from the 1980s or earlier has been painted with lead-based paint. Health New Zealand’s guide says to assume it for anything painted before 1980 if you can’t test. Dry sanding, heat guns, blowtorches and burning release lead dust or fumes, and water-blasting painted surfaces is a job for professionals only. Young children, pregnant women and pets are most at risk. Ask every painter how they will test, contain and clean up, and get the answer in the quote.
If your house is older than about 1980, this is your section. Of the four painters here, J L Connolly has a lead paint removal page on its website, and one 2021 review of Archer Painters describes the crew stripping lead paint carefully because the family had children and pets.
Scaffolding is the other cost that rarely shows up in a per-square-metre rate. Under WorkSafe’s rules, as explained by the Level site, a free-standing scaffold where someone could fall more than 5 metres must be put up by, or under, a person with a certificate of competency, and its erection must be notified to WorkSafe. Most two-storey repaints will involve scaffold hire one way or another, so ask for it as its own line.
Consent is simpler. Repainting is maintenance, and MBIE’s guidance on Schedule 1 lets you repair and maintain a building without building consent. Replacing rotten weatherboards or recladding is a different question, so check before the painter turns into a builder.
One more thing worth asking about: guarantees. Master Painters New Zealand says its members’ work is covered by a 5-year workmanship guarantee. Ask any painter what their guarantee covers, for how long, and whether it is in writing.
Three businesses called “Painters Hamilton”
Same name, different businesses
Google’s map leader for “painters hamilton” is a profile called Painters Hamilton, phone 07 809 5151, website paintershamiltonnz.info.
Google’s places list shows a second Painters Hamilton at 12 Belfast Place, Frankton, phone 07 847 8794. Directories list that address and number for Hamilton Industrial Spray Painters, a powder coating business.
A third website, paintershamilton.co.nz, uses 0800 366 789 and an address in Garden Place, and some of its images and text still say “Painters North Shore”.
None of this is against any rule, and a name that matches the search exactly is an old trick for getting found. But if you call “Painters Hamilton” on a friend’s recommendation, you may not reach the business your friend used. Before you accept a quote, ask for the registered company name and check it on the Companies Office register.
What 111 reviews tell you
We collected every public Google review of the four: 111 in all, 97 with written text. They are almost all glowing. Only three are below five stars: one one-star, one three-star with no text and one four-star with no text.
For years the four together got between three and 15 reviews a year. Then 2025 brought 52, and 48 of those were for First Rate Finish.
Thirty-eight of First Rate Finish’s reviews were written between 19 and 27 February 2025, and eight more followed in March. Many come from people who say they have used the firm for years: property managers, landlords, builders and renovators. That fits a business that calls itself a rental painting specialist. It is also what a review drive looks like, when a business asks its whole client list at once. Google allows businesses to ask for reviews; the result is that this profile tells you a lot about February 2025 and less about the rest of the year. Since March 2025 it has had six.
The 12-month picture is thin everywhere. Five new reviews for First Rate Finish, two for Archer, one for J L Connolly and none for Painters Hamilton, whose newest is from 8 October 2024. J L Connolly’s profile is mostly stars: eight of its 12 reviews have no words, and one of the four that do says “Great food”.
What do people praise? Archer’s customers talk about communication (52% of written reviews) and detail (37%), and a third mention price or value. First Rate Finish’s reviews are about speed and reliability, and 28% come from repeat clients such as rental owners and builders. Painters Hamilton’s 13 mostly say the painters were on time or quick.
People remember who turned up. Alex is named in 26 of Archer’s 27 written reviews. Monty, who owns First Rate Finish, is in 43 of its 53. At Painters Hamilton, two reviews name Jay, one names Sam, and one praises “Hulu”, which is the name of a different painting business on Google.
Low ratings are rare. First Rate Finish has one one-star review, from 2020, about start dates that kept moving. Archer has one three-star review without text, which the owner answered in 2021 saying they had no record of the job. That reply is the only owner response on all four profiles.
SEO4 Local Score
Eight checks, 0 to 2 points each, 16 in total. They measure how easy it is to find, check and contact a painter online. They say nothing about how well anyone paints.
| Painter | Google and website agree | Service and city in title and H1 | Who is behind it | Quote request | Reviews and rating | Fresh reviews | Owner replies | Housekeeping | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First Rate Finish | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 11 |
| Archer Painters | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 10 |
| J L Connolly | 2 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 8 |
| Painters Hamilton | 2 | 2 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 7 |
How we score
- Google and website agree: 2 if the Google profile links to the painter’s own site and the phone numbers match, 1 if the link works but details differ, 0 if there is no link.
- Service and city in title and H1: 2 if the home page title and main heading both say painters and Hamilton, 1 if one does, 0 if neither.
- Who is behind it: 2 if the site names the company or owner and gives a street address, 1 if it gives one of those, 0 if neither.
- Quote request: 2 for a quote form plus a stated response time or fixed-price offer, or a multi-step form; 1 for a plain contact form; 0 for phone only.
- Reviews and rating: 2 for 4.8 or higher with 25 or more Google reviews, 1 for 4.8 or higher with fewer, 0 below 4.5.
- Fresh reviews: 2 for 4 or more in the last 12 months, 1 for 1 to 3, 0 for none.
- Owner replies: 2 if most reviews have a reply, 1 for at least one reply, 0 for none.
- Housekeeping: 2 if names, dates and claims agree across the site and Google, 1 for small slips (an old footer year, duplicate headings, a mismatched phone number), 0 for claims that contradict each other or several problems together.
The four painters in detail
In order of Google reviews. None of them are our clients. This is a public snapshot from 21 October 2026, written in good faith, and a website score says nothing about the quality of anyone’s painting.
1. First Rate Finish (11/16): Monty’s crew, and the February everyone wrote in
Best for: rental repaints between tenants, landlords with several properties, and homeowners who want a fixed price.
- 58 Google reviews since December 2019, the most of any house painter in this guide
- 38 of them written between 19 and 27 February 2025
- Monty named in 43 of 53 written reviews
- Quotes “within 48 hours” and “a fixed rate for the job”, by its own account
- Serves Hamilton, Cambridge, Te Awamutu and Morrinsville; also offers wall insulation
- No owner replies on Google
First Rate Finish is a family business with a story it tells well. Its company page says Monty McFarlane’s father, Athol Roe, was a painter who taught his sons the trade, and Monty worked for other painting firms before incorporating First Rate Finish in 2010. His brother, partner and son are involved now. The site’s pages are built around three kinds of customer: homes, commercial premises and rentals.
The reviews back that up. Property managers write about using Monty “for nearly a decade”, builders about subcontracting to him, and an Airbnb host about a repaint squeezed in between guests. Price comes up in nine written reviews, usually as “fair” or “competitive”. The one complaint, from 2020, is about a start date that kept slipping.
Online, the details don’t quite line up. Google shows a mobile number, the website a landline. The Google profile’s category is “Professional services” rather than painter. The home page has twelve H1 headings, including “FIRST |”, “RATE” and “| FINISH” as separate ones, and a second page with the same title as the home page. The footer said “Last updated: 21st October, 2026” on the day we looked, so the date may simply follow the calendar.
Where we would start:
- Use one phone number on Google and the website, or explain why there are two.
- Set the Google primary category to Painter.
- Reply to reviews, starting with the 2020 complaint.
- Ask for a review after every job instead of all at once.
2. Archer Painters (10/16): Alex is the brand, and the website stopped in 2022
Best for: interior and exterior repaints of a family home, cedar staining and plaster skimming, with the owner on site.
- 28 Google reviews since January 2018; 27 five stars
- Alex named in 26 of 27 written reviews, Yash in 10
- Services: exterior, interior, roof painting, waterblasting, cedar stain, plaster skim
- Free quotes and “transparency with our pricing”, but no prices
- One owner reply, the only one on any of the four profiles
- Website projects all dated 2 March 2022; footer © 2022
Read Archer’s reviews in one go and the same picture keeps appearing: Alex comes round quickly, quotes, explains, and the crew tidies up. One reviewer says they let the team work in the house while they were out. Another says Archer’s quote was better than two others for the same job. A 2026 reviewer couldn’t get a booking because Alex was fully booked, and says he recommended other painters instead, which tells you something too.
The website is a single page with a strong photo, a list of six services and ten testimonials that match reviews on Google. The page title says Hamilton; the only main heading says “ARCHER PAINTERS”. The six project photos all carry the date 2 March 2022, the footer says © 2022, and contact goes to a Gmail address. None of that stops the phone ringing, but it gives Google little to rank beyond the business name.
Reviews have slowed: two a year since 2024, after eight in 2022.
Three quick fixes:
- A page for each service with Hamilton in the heading, starting with exterior repaints.
- Add recent jobs with real dates and suburbs.
- Send every finished customer a review link; the backlog of happy clients is obvious.
3. J L Connolly (8/16): painting Hamilton since 1958, or 1950
Best for: commercial, industrial and school buildings, wallpapering and textured finishes, and lead paint removal on bigger homes.
- “Since 1958” in the text, “Since 1950” in the logo
- Says it is a member of the Registered Master Painters Association; we couldn’t find it in the association’s online directory
- 8 of 12 Google reviews have no text
- Services include lead paint removal, waterproofing, pool painting, graffiti removal and squash courts
- Quote form on a page titled “Graffiti Protection and Removal”
- Recruits painters on its website
This is the old hand of Hamilton painting. The company has decades of commercial and educational work behind it, a base in Frankton, a Site Safe logo and a long list of specialist services that most house painters don’t touch. The home page says it guarantees and stands behind all contracts. For a school, a factory or a big older house with lead paint, that experience counts.
Its Google profile says almost nothing. Twelve reviews over eight years, four with words. One of them names the painter, Shaun, the owner, Ross, and the supervisor, Paul. Another says “Great food”.
The website hasn’t kept up. The home page has an empty main heading, five links that point to “#”, and a quote page whose browser title is about graffiti. The logo and the text disagree on the founding year by eight years. And the Master Painters badge sits at the top of every page, while the association’s own “Find a painter” directory, which we searched on 21 October 2026, doesn’t list the company. It may be listed under another name, or the membership may have lapsed. Either way, it is worth asking.
If we were fixing it:
- Confirm the Master Painters membership and the 5-year guarantee that comes with it, or remove the badge.
- Fix the quote page title and the empty heading.
- Ask commercial clients for a written Google review; one paragraph from a school or property manager is worth ten stars.
4. Painters Hamilton (7/16): the name that matches the search
Best for: a quick phone quote, as long as you ask for the company name and who will do the work.
- 13 Google reviews, August 2022 to October 2024; none since
- The website names no company, owner or street address
- Home page: “more than 35 years” in the industry; About page: “a couple of years”
- A heading reads “Hulu Hamilton Painters”; Google lists Hulu Painters as a separate business
- Review widget on the site says “Based on 28 reviews”; Google shows 13
- Quote form by Typeform; services include line marking
Google puts this profile first on the map for Hamilton’s main painting search, probably helped by a name that is the search itself. The reviews are warm and cover interiors, exteriors and a repaint before a sale, in suburbs from Te Rapa to Hamilton East. Two name Jay, one Sam, and one says “Love Hulu and the guys there”. The website’s testimonials name Liam, who also appears in reviews of Hulu Painters.
The website reads like a template. It promises the “best painters Hamilton” and “Hamilton’s #1 Rated Painters”, and its two claims about experience can’t both be true. The images were uploaded in January 2020. The FAQ says there is a warranty but not what it covers. Nothing on the site tells you which company you would be contracting with.
That doesn’t mean the painting is poor. The reviews say otherwise. It does mean you should ask more questions here than anywhere else in this guide.
What would help most:
- Put the registered company name, an address and the owner on the website.
- Pick one story about experience and one brand, Painters Hamilton or Hulu.
- Write down the warranty terms.
- Ask this season’s customers for reviews; the last one is two years old.
Also on page one
Sharper Edge Decorating (5.0 from 27 reviews), OFW Painting and Decorators (5.0 from 19) and Call the Painters (5.0 from 18) all have more Google reviews than two of our four but didn’t appear in the map results on the day we searched. Tomar Contracting’s Hamilton branch (4.6 from 22) publishes the Hamilton prices we used above. Map results change by the hour and by where you search from.
How to choose a painter in Hamilton
A short list you can use with any painter, not only these four:
- Ask for the company name and check it on the Companies Office register. Three businesses use “Painters Hamilton”.
- Get a written quote after a site visit that lists surfaces, preparation, number of coats, paint brand and system, access, GST and exclusions.
- Ask about lead if the house was painted before 1980: how it will be tested, contained and cleaned up.
- Ask how scaffolding is priced on a two-storey house, and who puts it up.
- Ask for the guarantee in writing, and if they say they are Master Painters, look them up in the association’s directory.
- Read the reviews by date, not just the stars. Look for reviews from the last year, and for what people say about communication and tidiness.
- Compare like with like. A cheaper quote can leave out the ceilings, doors or trim.
Marketing ideas for Hamilton painters
Based on the 97 written reviews, the four websites and what customers ask Google.
- Publish a price guide. Every “People also ask” question for this search is about cost, and none of the four answer it. Tomar’s table took one page.
- Spread review requests across the year. A review on the day the last coat dries reads better, and keeps the profile fresh, than 38 in one week.
- Answer reviews. One reply across 111 reviews. A short thank-you shows the next customer that someone reads them.
- Make the details agree. One phone number, one founding year, one brand name, the right Google category.
- Write the lead paint page. Owners of older houses worry about it before they call, and a clear page answers them. J L Connolly has a start on this.
- Put the owner’s name everywhere. Customers already do: Alex and Monty are in most of their firms’ reviews.
- Show real jobs with suburbs and dates. “Weatherboard repaint, Fairfield, March 2026” is stronger than a stock photo.
A Waikato forecast
How long does an exterior repaint take in Hamilton? Four days of painting, and however many days the fog takes to lift.
Ideas 1, 2 and 7 are where our Quote and Job Organiser app helps: a quote with your rates per square metre and GST on the spot, photos stored with each job, and your name on the PDF. If you would rather we did the rest, we offer SEO in Hamilton.
For painters: reviews and your own app
Nobody in Hamilton’s painting market is far ahead. Put in your own numbers:
Painters: how long to become Hamilton’s most-reviewed?
First Rate Finish leads this guide with 58 Google reviews, and it added 5 in the last 12 months. Put in your own numbers and see when you would pass it.
58 is First Rate Finish’s Google review count on 21 October 2026; it added 5 reviews in the 12 months before that, and the calculator lets the leader keep growing at that pace. The defaults are an example, not any company’s figures.
Quote and Job Organiser: SEO4’s free app for painters
Quote and Job Organiser is a free Android app on Google Play. No account, no subscription and no ads, and your data stays on your phone.
- Quotes and estimates with your own prices per square metre for walls, ceilings and cladding, NZ GST and an editable quote number.
- A PDF on the spot, shared by email, SMS or WhatsApp when you choose to send it.
- An accepted quote becomes a job automatically, with the customer and price carried over.
- Site photos and private notes on each job, ETA messages, and a calendar showing the month’s work and what has been paid.
The free version is the starting point. Many painters want it to feel like theirs: your logo and colours on the app and the PDF, the functions your business needs (a room-by-room area calculator, a paint quantity estimate, a pre-1980 lead paint checklist, a review request when a job is marked done), or an idea you have had for years. SEO4 builds custom versions, and they cost less than most painters expect. Tell us what you need and we’ll send you a price.
Common questions
One Hamilton firm, Tomar Contracting, publishes its 2026 planning allowances: $34.50 to $51.75 per m² for interior walls, $28.75 to $46 for ceilings and $46 to $74.75 for exterior cladding, including GST. Scaffolding, major repairs and lead paint work are extra, and small jobs have minimum charges. Get a written quote after a site visit.
It depends on how much wall and ceiling there is and what preparation is needed. paintershamilton.co.nz gives roughly $3,500 to $9,000 for a typical three-bedroom interior. Our calculator, using Tomar’s per-m² allowances for 280 m² of walls and 110 m² of ceilings, gives $12,823 to $19,550. Measure your own areas and compare quotes on the same scope.
No. Repainting is maintenance, which Schedule 1 of the Building Act lets you do without building consent. Replacing cladding or rotten weatherboards can be different, so check with Hamilton City Council before larger repairs.
Of the house painters in Google’s map results on 21 October 2026, First Rate Finish had 58 Google reviews (4.9) and Archer Painters had 28 (4.9). Painters Hamilton had 13 (5.0) and J L Connolly 12 (4.9).
Ask for the registered company name and check it on the Companies Office register, get a written quote listing surfaces, preparation, coats, access and GST, ask how lead paint will be handled if the house was painted before 1980, and get any guarantee in writing.
Sources and how we checked
- Google searches for “painters hamilton” and “house painters hamilton”, the first two pages of Google’s places list, and Google searches for each painter by name and phone number, all on 21 October 2026 from New Zealand. Results depend on where and when you search.
- Google reviews: SEO4 collected every public Google review of the four profiles (111 reviews) on 21 October 2026, with date, stars and owner reply. Themes and names are keyword matches in the 97 reviews with text; one review can match several themes.
- Prices: Tomar Contracting Hamilton, house painting cost guide (allowances reviewed September 2026), paintershamilton.co.nz FAQ and Superior Renovations, How Much Does It Cost to Paint a House in NZ? (updated 6 October 2026), viewed 21 October 2026.
- Rules: WorkSafe, managing lead-based paint; Health New Zealand, safely removing lead-based paint; Level (BRANZ), scaffolds; MBIE, general repair, maintenance and replacement.
- Master Painters: Master Painters New Zealand, Find a Painter, searched 21 October 2026, and its 5-year workmanship guarantee as described on its home page.
- Websites: First Rate Finish, Archer Painters, J L Connolly and Painters Hamilton, all viewed 21 October 2026. Market count from Builderscrack as shown in Google’s results.
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