Timing depends on the number of rooms, surface preparation, drying time and weather conditions for exterior painting. A smaller interior painting job may take a few days, while a full house will take longer. Before starting, we’ll explain the expected schedule and how each area will be completed.

Yes. Proper surface preparation helps paint adhere evenly and last longer. Depending on the condition of the area, preparation may include cleaning, filling holes and cracks, sanding uneven surfaces, removing loose paint and applying primer where required. The preparation included will be outlined in your quote.

We recommend removing small, fragile and personal items before painting begins. Larger furniture can often be moved towards the centre of the room when practical. Floors, nearby furniture and fixtures should be covered and protected. We’ll let you know what needs to be moved before the scheduled start date.

The right choice depends on the room, lighting, surface and level of use. Low-sheen paint is commonly used on interior walls, while ceilings, trims, bathrooms and exterior surfaces may require different finishes. We can help you compare suitable colours and finishes for your home.

In many cases, yes. Interior painting can often be completed one area at a time to reduce disruption. Ventilation and drying time will still need to be considered, particularly in frequently used rooms. Let us know about children, pets or sensitivities so the painting schedule can be planned accordingly.