What we cover
- Bars, cafés and restaurants — interiors, terraces and frontages
- Shops and retail units
- Offices and consulting rooms
- Urbanisation communal areas — stairwells, entrance halls, corridors, pool areas, perimeter walls
- Community gates, railings and balustrades
- Storage units and workshops
How it's arranged
- Out-of-hours and overnight work where that's the least disruptive option
- Phased working, so one area stays open while another is done
- Fast-drying, low-odour materials in food and hospitality premises
- Hard-wearing finishes in corridors, stairwells and anywhere with real footfall
- Clean handover each day, so you can open the next morning without touching anything
For community administrators
Communal repaints are quoted itemised so a committee can see exactly what's included and compare like for like. If the work needs to be split across two budget years, it can be phased and priced that way from the start.
FAQs
Can you work at night or before opening?
Yes. It usually works out cheaper overall than losing trading days.
Do you work for community administrators?
Yes — communal stairwells, entrance areas, perimeter walls, railings and pool surrounds are all regular work.
How disruptive is it to a bar or restaurant?
Planned properly, hardly at all. The usual approach is out-of-hours on the interior and phased work on a terrace so seating stays available.
Can you provide an itemised quote for a committee?
Yes, and it's the norm for communal work.