Earl's Court Painters & Decorators
Before the first surface is prepared.
Permissions, shared access and the interval between occupations can determine when decorating is possible. Use these notes to assemble the information for your property, then confirm the requirements for the particular address and proposal.
Discuss your projectExplore before the first surface is prepared.
Conservation & exterior finishes
Before choosing an exterior colour, establish what the building is and what the proposal changes. A conservation-area address, a listed building and an Article 4 direction raise related but separate questions.
Explore this brief 02Access, parking & street permissions
An exterior job starts at the street as well as the wall. Equipment, materials and deliveries need a route that works with entrances, pedestrians, neighbouring occupiers and the permissions attached to the proposed arrangement.
Explore this brief 03Planning a communal repaint
Common-parts decoration works best when approval, access and the surface schedule are settled together. This guide helps the building's representative turn a general request to refresh the entrance into a commission that residents can understand.
Explore this brief 04Repainting between occupants
An empty room on a calendar is not yet a decorating programme. A useful changeover plan identifies the condition, what will be painted, the time the space becomes available and the steps needed before someone returns.
Explore this briefArrange an Earl's Court repaint
A room, a staircase,
a whole elevation.
Start with the part of the property you want to change. Add who occupies it, when it can be released and whether a managing agent or freeholder needs to approve the work.
Tell us what you have in mind
Please include the SW5 address, the rooms or exterior elements and your proposed timing.