What interior painting includes

Wall painting

Every room or just one wall. We can help you choose the shade and paint a test patch if needed.

Ceiling painting

Matt ceiling paint that evens out the light and hides small imperfections.

Trim, frames and doors

Skirting boards, window frames, doors and door frames in durable furniture paint.

Feature wall

One wall in a different shade or texture. A small job that changes how the room feels.

Minor preparation

Filling holes, repairing cracks and sanding where needed.

Protection and clean-up

Floors and furniture are covered before work, and the space is cleaned at the end.

How interior painting works

Site visit: we look at the surfaces, agree the colours and you get a fixed price.
Protection: floors, furniture, sockets and trim are covered.
Preparation: washing, filling holes and cracks, sanding and priming where needed.
Painting: usually two coats. The first covers, the second evens out the shade.
Inspection and clean-up: we go through the surfaces together, remove the covers and tidy the space.

Good to know before you order

Modern water-based interior paints are almost odourless, and the room is usually usable the same day. If you live at home during the work, we do it one room at a time. Painting a dark wall light often takes a third coat, which affects the price. In older apartments the condition of the wall matters more than the paint brand: if the surface is in poor condition, read about wall levelling first. We choose materials to suit the surface, for example Tikkurila and Teknos products, and always tell you what goes on it.

Price

We give a fixed price before work starts. The site visit is free and carries no obligation. The price depends on the area, the condition of the surfaces, ceiling height, how big the colour change is and whether the space is empty or furnished.