Interior painting
Rooms, halls, stairs and landings painted, from one feature wall to the whole flat.
Dumbarton sits where the Leven meets the Clyde, and the weather that comes up the river is hard on outside paint. Masonry, fences and front doors here are cleaned, repaired and coated in a dry spell, not squeezed in between showers.
Inside, the work is the same careful order as anywhere: check the surface, repair what needs it, then paint.
Rooms, halls, stairs and landings painted, from one feature wall to the whole flat.
Woodwork takes the knocks in a home, so it needs proper preparation: cleaned down, sanded, filled and caulked, primed where it is bare, then finished in a water-based satin..
Old paper comes off by wetting the backing and scraping at a low angle; then the adhesive is washed off and the wall left to dry.
Hairline cracks, nail holes, failed plasterboard joints, holes in board and loose plaster are repaired before decorating, each by the method that suits it.
A kitchen can be changed without being replaced.
Outside work is planned around the weather.