Paddington Painters & Decorators
Make the decisions before opening the paint.
A decorating programme becomes easier to assess when colour, authority to instruct and access are settled together. These notes address the questions behind shared frontages, short vacancies and work on Westminster streets.
Discuss your projectExplore make the decisions before opening the paint.
Stucco, colour & consent
Before approving an exterior colour, establish what the work will do to the building. Repeating an existing finish, removing old paint and introducing a different coating are distinct proposals, even when they are all described as redecoration.
Read more 02A shared-building repaint
A shared building needs a shared instruction. Before choosing colours or comparing quotations, establish which surfaces are being considered, who has authority to commission them and how the households will use the building while the work proceeds.
Read more 03Between bookings & tenancies
A gap in the calendar is useful only when the property is ready for work. Sussex Gardens guest rooms and Basin rental apartments share a need for a definite handover, but their access, contents and operational contacts are different.
Read more 04Access, parking & work hours
A successful access arrangement connects the vehicle, the public street and the room or elevation being painted. Each part has its own permissions and constraints. Establish that route before the decorating dates are fixed.
Read moreTell us about your Paddington property
Let’s put your
repaint into focus.
Describe the rooms or frontage and what you would like to change. For a managed property, include the person giving instructions and the arrangements for making the space available.
Your decorating enquiry
Start with the address, the extent of the repaint and any practical details we should consider.