Most Brits avoid painting and decorating themselves — not because rolling on paint is hard, but because the prep (filling, sanding, masking, priming bare patches) is time-consuming and easy to rush. Skip it, and even good paint shows every flaw underneath within a few months.
For landlords, a repaint between tenancies often needs to happen fast — a property sitting empty costs money every day it’s not ready to relet.
Painting is often paired with a repair on the same visit — patched drywall, a fixed door, then painted over — rather than needing a separate decorator afterwards.
For letting agents, a fast, tidy between-tenancy repaint means less time a property sits empty.
Pricing depends on room size, number of rooms, and surface condition. Send photos and rough dimensions for an accurate range.
Either works — paint can be sourced and added to the quote, or supplied by you if you have a specific colour in mind.
Yes, fast turnaround between tenancies is a regular job — get in touch with the move-out and move-in dates and it can be scheduled around them.
Yes — fascias, soffits, fences, sheds and other exterior surfaces are all covered alongside interior work.
A standard room usually takes a day including prep, drying time and a second coat where needed — confirmed when quoting.
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