Painting
At our company, we follow a meticulous painting process to ensure a high-quality, durable, and aesthetically pleasing finish for both interior and exterior surfaces. Our skilled team prioritizes preparation, precision, and the use of premium materials to deliver outstanding results tailored to each project.
Internal Painting Process
Our interior painting process is carefully planned and executed to ensure smooth, even coverage with minimal disruption to your space. We focus on preparation, precision, and high-quality finishes to create a fresh and inviting look.
Cleaning
- Remove furniture and other items from the room and Wash walls with a light detergent solution to remove dust, grease, and dirt
Preparing
- Check walls for damage and repair any cracks or holes
- Sand the walls to create a smooth surface
Priming
- Apply a primer to help the paint stick to the wall or Use an undercoat if you're covering a dark color or surface that hasn't been painted before
Masking
- Use painter's masking tape to cover sockets, switches, and skirting boards
Painting
- Use water-based paint for walls and ceilings, and oil or water-based enamel paint for trims and doors
- Choose a ceiling paint that's low-drip and has a flat finish
External Painting Process
Exterior painting requires a different approach due to exposure to weather, moisture, and environmental conditions. Our process is designed to provide long-lasting protection and a fresh, vibrant appearance for your property.
Preparation
- Clean: Remove dirt, grime, and loose paint with power washing or other cleaning methods.
- Repair: Fill cracks and holes with caulk or filler.
- Sand: Smooth rough edges with sandpaper.
- Protect: Cover windows, doors, and other areas with plastic sheeting or painter’s tape.
Painting
- Choose paint: Use high-quality exterior paint that’s designed for outdoor use.
- Apply primer: Use primer to protect paint from weather damage and to help the paint adhere to the surface.
- Apply undercoat: Use an undercoat if you’re covering a dark color or a surface that hasn’t been painted before.
- Paint: Start at the top and work your way down, applying thin coats of paint.
- Let dry: Allow sufficient drying time between coats.
