Decorating services
Commercial decorating
Painting briefs for workplaces and shared premises, with access and disruption considered early.
Preparation comes first
Start with how the space operates: who needs access, which areas can be isolated and where equipment or stock must be protected. A surface schedule should distinguish public areas, working rooms, circulation routes and service spaces.
Agreeing the finish
Agree working arrangements, materials and handover stages with the person responsible for the building. If a surface has a specified fire or hygiene performance, confirm the full coating specification with the responsible professional rather than relying on a colour choice.
For listed buildings and conservation areas, check the proposed work before starting. See Historic England’s advice on redecoration.
Location & access
Plan the work around the property.
Choose an area brief for the information to include with your enquiry. Confirm the address, access and scope when you contact us.
Related decorating services
Interior painting
Walls, ceilings and woodwork, with the preparation and finish agreed room by room.
Wallpaper hanging
Wallcoverings set out with attention to pattern, junctions and the condition of the wall.
Period property decorating
Careful planning for existing plasterwork, timber details and historic decorative surfaces.
Start with the details
Tell us what needs decorating.
Share the property location, the surfaces involved and the finish you have in mind.