Decorating services
Exterior painting
Decoration of external timber, render and metalwork, planned around condition and access.
Preparation comes first
The first distinction is between a coating failure and a defect behind the paint. Open joints, damaged timber, loose render and persistent moisture need assessment before decoration. Safe access, protection below the work and neighbouring entrances form part of the brief.
Agreeing the finish
Specify each substrate separately. A window frame, a railing and a rendered wall need different preparation and coatings. Weather, drying conditions and any approvals must be considered before a programme is agreed.
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
Sash window painting
Timber window decoration that considers moving parts, glazing and external exposure.
Front door painting
Entrance door finishes with careful preparation around panels, mouldings and hardware.
Fence and garden painting
Coatings for suitable garden timber, with condition, planting and access considered.
Planning the work
Start with the details
Tell us what needs decorating.
Share the property location, the surfaces involved and the finish you have in mind.