Five services, all done the same way: prepared properly, cut in by hand, left tidy.
Most rooms are judged at the edges: where the wall meets the ceiling, where paint meets skirting, how a door catches the light. Interior work is planned around those lines.
Outside, paint has a job beyond looks: it protects. Exterior work starts with the surface, because a finish only lasts as long as what it is stuck to.
Wallpaper is unforgiving. A pattern that drifts or a seam that opens is noticed every time someone walks in. Hanging it well is mostly patience and a straight line.
Preparation is the part of the job you never see and always notice. Filled cracks, sanded edges and the right primer are the difference between a wall that looks new and one that just looks painted.
A family home and a shop floor need the same standard of finish but very different planning. The work is scheduled around how the space is used.
No two jobs are the same, so the job is looked at before it’s priced. These are the things that make the difference.
| Job | Typical range | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Small room, walls and ceiling | £200 to £900 | 1 to 2 days |
| Medium room, walls and ceiling | £250 to £1,100 | About 2 days |
| Large room, walls and ceiling | £350 to £1,650 | 2 to 3 days |
| Hallway, stairs and landing (walls) | £400 to £1,600 | About 3 days |
| Wallpapering a room (paper supplied) | £260 to £2,950 | Varies |
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