Painting & decorating

Decoration after damp repairs

Water staining or recurring mould needs investigation before a decorative finish is considered. Paint should not be specified as a remedy for an unresolved cause.

Discuss your project

Preparation before the finish

Tell us about leaks, condensation and any repairs already undertaken. Active problems may need a separate specialist assessment. The decorating scope should start only when the surface condition is suitable for the proposed system.

Choosing the specification

Once the cause and repairs have been addressed, review damaged plaster and remaining staining. Agree any preparation and stain treatment against the manufacturer’s instructions. No permanent cure or health outcome is promised by decoration.

Define the work in your quotation

The quotation should identify the surfaces, preparation, products, access and exclusions. Share photographs and the property address so that we can discuss the condition and arrange the next step.

  • Condition before decoration
  • Completed repairs and remaining defects
  • Surface readiness assessment
  • Decorative scope and exclusions

Start with a conversation

Tell us about your property.

Share the address, the rooms or surfaces, and what you have in mind.