Paddington Painters & Decorators
An orderly route from enquiry to finish.
Begin with what you want to change and the parts of the property involved. The decorating proposal can then develop around the condition of those surfaces, your choices and the arrangements needed to carry out the work.
Discuss your project
1 / Describe the commission
Send a room list or annotated photographs of an elevation. Explain what will remain in place and who occupies the building. For a hotel, use room numbers; for a converted house, distinguish the common parts from each flat. That gives the discussion a reliable reference before measurements and condition are considered.
2 / Settle preparation and finishes
Identify existing coatings, vulnerable details and visible failures. Review what can be decorated and what first needs repair or investigation. Test the proposed shades in the relevant light, then record the manufacturer, product and finish against each surface. Include any authorised exterior scheme in that record.
3 / Confirm the working arrangements
Bring the agreed scope together with access, protection, the availability of rooms and the responsibilities of other parties. Establish who holds keys, where materials can be kept and who may approve a variation. For an occupied building, discuss the routes that need to remain available as work moves from one section to another.
4 / Check the result against the brief
Use the surface schedule when reviewing the work. List any items still to be addressed and confirm the next step for each. Retain the finish references with the property records, including any differences between rooms or elevations, so later maintenance can begin with accurate information.
Tell 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.