Earl's Court Painters & Decorators

The work, surface by surface.

A front elevation, an occupied flat and a corridor used by every resident need different instructions. Select the work you are considering to see how preparation, protection and access fit together in an Earl's Court repaint.

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01

Interior painting

A converted flat can retain the generous proportions of a Victorian house while working as a much smaller home. We plan its decoration around both: the ceiling and joinery that give the room its character, and the furniture, circulation and daily routines that make it liveable.

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02

Exterior painting

On an Earl's Court terrace, an exterior repaint needs to read well from across the street and hold its detail at the entrance. We consider the existing painted stucco, porch, ironwork and timber joinery as separate surfaces within one elevation.

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03

Communal halls & stairs

A shared staircase is an everyday route through several homes. Its decoration calls for a clear instruction from the building's representative and a practical arrangement for the residents who will continue to pass through it.

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04

Mansion-block decoration

Long corridors, repeated doorways and several stair flights make a mansion-block repaint a building-wide exercise in coordination. We develop the decorative scope with the authorised representative so each phase belongs to the same coherent scheme.

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05

Lettings & short-let repaints

The interval between occupants is a useful time to restore a flat's decorative finish. For landlords and lettings agents, the useful starting point is a reliable surface list and access date, followed by a programme that allows preparation, painting and return to use.

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06

Small hotel & guest-house painting

A small hotel in a converted terrace has to accommodate decorating within a building that is also receiving guests. Room-by-room work starts with a release plan: which spaces can be taken out of use, how they are reached and when they can return to housekeeping.

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Arrange 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.

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Please include the SW5 address, the rooms or exterior elements and your proposed timing.

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