Protection & preparation
Floor and furniture protection, filling, sanding, caulking and surface preparation appropriate to the existing condition.

Careful preparation, clean sequencing and exact final detailing for single rooms, whole homes and the last stage of a wider build.
We assess surfaces, agree the finish and protect adjoining spaces before work starts. The written scope sets out what is being prepared, repaired and coated.
Floor and furniture protection, filling, sanding, caulking and surface preparation appropriate to the existing condition.
Walls, ceilings, woodwork and selected joinery finishes applied in a controlled sequence.
Touch-ups, edges, fittings and the handover details that make a completed room feel resolved.

A precise scope reduces assumptions. We record the rooms, surfaces, preparation level and agreed finish so the team and client are working from the same plan.
Programme depends on property condition, access, drying time, specification and any repairs uncovered during preparation. Timing is confirmed after the site review and agreed scope.
Portobello shows restrained interior finishing and bespoke joinery. Notting Hill shows the final layer after a much larger structural rebuild.
Yes. The useful starting point is a clear description of the room, its current condition and the finish you want.
Preparation and minor repairs can be included. More extensive defects are assessed and identified separately before the finish is agreed.
Yes. It can be sequenced as the final stage of a kitchen, bathroom, renovation or complete-build scope.
That depends on surface condition, room count, access, drying times and specification. We confirm a working programme after inspection.
Send the postcode, a short brief and any useful photographs. We aim to reply within one working day.