Decorating work we take on
The difference between a decent paint job and a poor one is almost entirely preparation: filling, sanding, sealing stains, dealing with damp patches properly rather than painting over them. That groundwork is treated as part of the job, not an extra.
- Interior painting — walls, ceilings, woodwork
- Exterior painting — render, masonry, fascias and woodwork
- Preparation: filling, sanding, caulking and stain-blocking
- Minor plaster repairs before decorating
- Wallpaper stripping and hanging
- Decorating after building work, leaks or repairs
Decorating as part of bigger jobs
Much of our decorating happens at the end of renovations, kitchen and bathroom projects — it is the stage that makes the building work feel finished. But standalone decorating jobs, from one room to a whole house, are equally welcome.
Getting a decorating quote
Send photos of the rooms or exterior, your postcode, and a note on the condition — flaking paint, cracks, damp history — so the preparation can be judged honestly. Colour and finish choices stay entirely yours.
Common questions
Do you cover and protect furniture and floors?
Yes — protecting the room and leaving it clean is part of the job. Tidy working is one of the things previous customers have mentioned in feedback.
Do you paint exteriors?
Yes, weather permitting — exterior work is scheduled around dry spells so paint goes on to sound, dry surfaces.
Can you fix cracks and damaged plaster first?
Yes. Minor plaster repairs and filling are part of proper preparation; larger plastering is also available as part of renovation work.
Do you provide free quotes?
Yes — send photos and your postcode to sharraconstruction1@gmail.com or use the quote form.
Related services
Decorating pairs naturally with carpentry and joinery and finishes off renovation projects. Water-damaged decoration often starts with a roof repair.