Frequently asked questions.

Every job is different, so we price each one individually on room sizes, surface condition and the finish you want. Send photos and rough sizes on WhatsApp and we'll come back with a free fixed quote — no hidden extras, no obligation.

A typical bedroom or living room takes 1–2 days including proper prep and two coats. Ceilings, woodwork and wallpaper stripping add time — your quote always comes with a clear timeframe.

Either works. We supply quality trade paint — Dulux, Crown, Johnstone's or a brand you choose — as part of your quote, or you can buy your own and we'll tell you exactly how much you need with our paint calculator.

No. We work room by room, keep everything protected with dust sheets and masking, and tidy up at the end of every day — most customers live around us comfortably.

Always. Filling cracks, sanding, caulking gaps and spot-priming are part of every quote. Prep is 80% of a great finish, so it's the one thing we never skip.

Yes — every job is carried out by decorators with public liability insurance. If you need documentation for a landlord or managing agent, just ask.

Late spring to early autumn is ideal — surfaces need to be dry and above about 10°C. We'll advise honestly if your job should wait for better weather.

Yes — we cover every borough and neighbourhood across London through our network of local decorators. Find your area on our areas page for local details.

Every job is priced individually on room sizes, surface condition and the finish you want. Send us photos and rough sizes on WhatsApp and we'll come back with a free fixed quote — no obligation, no hidden extras. More about painters and decorators →

It depends on room sizes, ceiling heights, surface condition and whether woodwork and ceilings are included. Send photos on WhatsApp and we'll reply with a free fixed quote — usually the same day. More about interior painting →

Late spring to early autumn — surfaces need to be dry and above roughly 10°C for paint to cure properly. We'll schedule around the forecast and tell you honestly if your job should wait. More about exterior painting →

A typical 3-bed house interior takes 1–2 weeks depending on condition and how much woodwork is included; exteriors add a few days in the right weather. Your quote includes a clear schedule. More about house painting →

It depends on wall sizes, the paper's pattern repeat and how much wall prep is needed. Send us photos and the paper you have in mind on WhatsApp for a free fixed quote. More about wallpapering →

If damage is localised — a few cracks or holes — filling and sanding is cheaper and we'll say so. Widespread cracking, blown patches or heavy texture usually mean a skim is the honest fix. Send photos and we'll tell you straight. More about plastering and skimming →

Dramatically — a full respray typically costs 10–25% of a comparable new kitchen, because your carcasses, worktops and appliances all stay. It's also faster and far less disruptive. More about kitchen spraying →

Yes — with the right specialist coatings, prep and application. Standard paint fails on uPVC, but purpose-made systems bond to the plastic and carry 10-year guarantees. It's a fraction of replacement cost. More about upvc spraying →

Yes — it's how most of our commercial work runs. Evenings, overnights and weekends are all standard, so your team walks into a finished space with zero lost trading hours. More about commercial decorating →

A typical one or two-bed flat takes 2–3 days from key collection to photo-ready. Tell us your void dates and we'll schedule to them. More about end of tenancy decorating →

Stain soaks in, lets timber breathe and weathers gracefully — usually the honest choice for fences. Paint gives solid colour but needs more prep and maintenance. We'll recommend based on your timber's age and condition. More about fence and decking painting →

Quality breathable masonry paint on properly prepped walls typically lasts 10–15 years. Exposure, substrate and prep quality all matter — we'll give you a realistic figure for your property. More about masonry and render painting →