Services

Painting

A coat of paint only lasts as long as the surface beneath it. That's why, before any job, we check whether the old paint is still sound and whether there are cracks or water stains, and only then decide on the paint system. We handle wall and ceiling painting, doors, frames and radiators, as well as facades and exterior surfaces. This includes careful masking, patching minor damage before painting, and colour consultation using samples in natural light in the actual room. Whether it's a flat handover, refreshing your own home, or a stairwell in a rental property, we plan the sequence around your schedule and coordinate carefully in occupied spaces.

• Interior and exterior painting, including facades and woodwork
• Surface checks, patching and priming before painting
• Colour consultation with samples in daylight, on site
• Careful masking, daily cleaning, tidy handover

Plastering

You don't notice a flat wall — you only notice when it isn't. Our plastering work creates the smooth surface that lets a paint finish or decorative plaster show at its best. This covers skim-coating walls and ceilings, patching after electrical work, finishing plasterboard joints, and removing old textured or rough plaster. We use dust extraction when sanding and respect drying times between coats, because cutting corners here leads to cracks later. The surface quality is agreed before work starts, so there's clarity rather than discussion afterwards.

• Full skim-coating of walls and ceilings
• Patching after electrical or plumbing work
• Plasterboard finishing, including joints and edges
• Removal of old textured plaster as surface preparation
• Sanding with dust extraction, priming matched to the substrate

Wall repair

A crack that's simply filled over often comes back. Before any wall repair, we work out where the damage comes from — a settlement crack, a material junction, moisture, or mechanical impact — and only then choose the right method. We close cracks properly by opening and reinforcing them rather than just painting over, fill holes and impact damage, rebuild broken edges and corners, and repair surfaces after moisture damage has fully dried. The repaired area is then blended into the surrounding surface, and where needed we repaint the whole wall for a consistent finish. A photo is often enough for a first assessment.

• Cause assessment before repair work begins
• Cracks opened, reinforced and closed for good
• Holes, screw holes and impact damage patched
• Repair of surfaces after dried-out moisture damage

Decorative plaster

Decorative plaster isn't paint, it's a surface with texture that reacts to light and changes through the day. Because the result depends on the hand applying it, we always prepare a sample panel directly in your room before starting — a sample seen in a showroom tells you little about how a surface will look in your home. This includes advice on technique, sheen and colour, careful surface preparation through skimming and priming, and applying the layers by hand with trowel or spatula. Depending on the technique, the finish can be matte, silky or polished, suited to accent walls, entrances, or wet rooms.

• Sample panel applied in the room before execution
• Advice on technique, sheen level and colour
• Careful surface preparation through skimming and priming
• Hand-applied finish: matte, silky or polished
• Suited to accent walls, entrances and moisture-exposed rooms

Interior renovation

An interior renovation usually brings several trades together: painting, plastering, wall repair and sometimes decorative plaster across different rooms at the same time. We coordinate this work so you have one point of contact instead of managing several tradespeople separately. This ranges from refreshing individual rooms, through a full flat handover, to renewing office or shared spaces. We plan the sequence so rooms stay usable where possible, or, where a fixed handover date applies, stage the work so that date is met.

• Coordination of several trades under one point of contact
• Suited to single rooms or entire flats
• Sequencing planned with occupancy in mind where relevant
• Fixed handover dates possible, for example at end of tenancy