Walls and ceilings
Refresh a single room or repaint several spaces. We discuss colours, surface condition and the appearance you want.
Good painting starts with the surface underneath. We discuss what you want painted, its condition and the finish that suits the room.

New walls need different preparation from existing paintwork. Loose coatings, damage and moisture issues must be assessed first. Paint selection also depends on the surface and how the room is used. We agree the approach before work begins.
The area to be painted, surface condition, amount of woodwork, access and chosen paint system influence the quotation. A room’s floor area alone does not tell us enough about painting costs.
Refresh a single room or repaint several spaces. We discuss colours, surface condition and the appearance you want.
For internal doors, frames and skirting boards, for example, we review the existing finish and the preparation needed for a suitable new coat.
For new or repaired walls, we coordinate plastering and painting. The surface must be suitable and sufficiently dry before the next stage.
Preparatory interior work in a home. These images do not show completed painting.
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Yes. We offer both services and discuss the sequence, surface condition and drying time required.
It depends on the space and the work. We agree in advance which furniture and belongings need to be moved and how access will be maintained.
This depends on the surfaces, preparation, paint choice and access. Photos and a description help us establish what is needed for a suitable quotation.
Describe the work and your project’s location to give us an initial idea of what is needed.
The rooms, work required, measurements and your preferred start period.
Bricklaying and masonry are outside our scope.