Soho Painters & Decorators
Resolve the practical questions before the first coat.
A well-framed enquiry brings the surface, the permissions and the occupier’s day together. Read about retained panelling, shared residential access, delivery arrangements and the decisions behind a restaurant repaint, with sources for local and regulatory details.
Discuss your projectExplore resolve the practical questions before the first coat.
Listed panelling, exterior colour & consent
Before choosing a new colour for an older building, establish what the work will touch. A proposal should explain the existing surface, the intended preparation and the final coating, with the address and designation attached.
Read about listed panelling, exterior colour & consent 02Loading, narrow access & working hours
Plan the journey in stages: the permitted vehicle route, the unloading point, the carrying route and the place where equipment will stand. A convenient time for the occupier must also work for the street and the building.
Read about loading, narrow access & working hours 03A home above a working business
The private front door is only one boundary in an upstairs decorating project. Establish the route to it, the surfaces controlled by someone else and the rooms the household needs while work is under way.
Read about a home above a working business 04Repainting between services
Work backwards from the next service, but begin the programme before the first coat. Clearing, protection, preparation, drying and reinstatement all need their own place within the available closure.
Read about repainting between servicesTell us what you have in mind
A room. A frontage.
A place to begin.
Share the Soho property address and a short outline of the work. For occupied premises, add the hours the space can be released and any instructions from the person managing the building.
Introduce your project
A little about the rooms, their condition and your intended finish will help frame the conversation.