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Interior and exterior painting

Interior and exterior painting, neatly finished⁠

Outside, paint protects your window frames, doors and fascia boards against moisture and sun. Inside, a new colour gives a room a different character. We paint both, as a single job or as part of a renovation.

Painter using a roller on an extension pole to paint a light wall in an empty room

One company for inside and outside

Painting often comes at the end of a renovation, once the plastering is dry and the carpentry is finished. Because we carry out those parts too, the painting follows on directly from them. Outside, we agree the timing with you, because paint needs dry weather. Which parts of your house would you like painted?

Painter on a mobile scaffold tower sanding the white timber window frames of a brick facade
Painter in a white protective suit spraying an interior wall white with a paint sprayer, next to a cupboard covered with plastic sheeting and tape

How painting works in your home

Preparing, priming and finishing in coats

Inside, we start by covering up: floors, furniture and anything that is not being painted. Then we fill holes and cracks and sand the surface. Bare wood and new plaster first get a primer coat. Only then does the finish follow, coat by coat.

Outside, it is about window frames, doors and fascia boards, and sometimes a painted facade. We first check whether the wood is sound. We repair soft or rotten spots before any paint goes on. Paint alone will not fix damaged wood. For exterior work we choose a dry spell, because paint does not adhere well to wet wood. Afterwards, we remove the masking tape and clean up the work area.

Living room with a wall painted in a soft grey-beige, an olive-green armchair and a herringbone floor

Colour, sheen and type of paint, chosen for each surface

Every surface needs its own paint

For walls and ceilings we use wall paint, and for doors, stairs and window frames, enamel paint. Outside, woodwork can also be treated with wood stain, so the grain stays visible. In a bathroom, a moisture-resistant paint is a sensible choice. We advise on which paint suits which part.

Painting is easy to combine with other work. Are you having walls plastered or a ceiling renewed? Then we paint as soon as the surface is dry enough. After new uPVC window frames are fitted, we touch up the trim and the wall around them. We also paint new skirting boards, doors or windowsills once the carpentry is done. That way, colour and finish match throughout the house.

Wall painted petrol green with panel mouldings and a velvet armchair
Bathroom with grey wall tiles, a shower enclosure and a wooden vanity unit

Colour in your home, from hallway to facade

A dark feature wall, light ceilings or freshly painted window frames at the front: paint quickly changes the character of a room or facade. Collect colours that appeal to you. Then we will discuss which type of paint and sheen go with them.

Landing with stairs, a black handrail and white doors
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