Painting & decorating
Decorative finishes
Textured and decorative finishes should begin with an agreed sample. A photograph alone cannot define the depth, sheen or variation of a surface.
Discuss your project
Preparation before the finish
The background must suit the proposed finish. Existing movement, damp or unevenness may need attention before a sample is applied. Discuss the scale of preparation and whether specialist input is needed.
Choosing the specification
Use a sample to agree colour, texture, application method and the amount of natural variation. The quote should name the finish rather than promise an unspecified luxury effect. Confirm cleaning and future repair considerations before proceeding.
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.
- Named finish and sample size
- Background preparation
- Agreed appearance and variation
- Care and local repair guidance
Start with a conversation
Tell us about your property.
Share the address, the rooms or surfaces, and what you have in mind.