Attention to the edges and details.
Joinery often needs more preparation than the surrounding walls. Layers of old paint, worn edges and changes between bare timber and existing coatings all affect the finished result. We assess the woodwork, protect nearby surfaces and prepare the existing paint before priming and finishing as required.
Woodwork we decorate
- Timber sash windows, frames and reveals
- Front doors and interior doors
- Skirtings, architraves and door frames
- Staircase spindles, balustrades and strings
- Wall panelling and fitted joinery
- Exterior bay windows and architectural timber
Dustless sanding helps control dust during preparation. Loose coatings and local defects are addressed as appropriate, while details and junctions are finished carefully. The choice of primer and topcoat depends on the existing surface and whether it is indoors or exposed to weather.
If timber needs substantial replacement or a sash needs mechanical repair, that should be identified before painting. We will discuss the decorating scope and any other work needed rather than cover over an unresolved defect.
Part of a complete interior or exterior scheme.
Window and woodwork painting can be combined with exterior house painting or a full interior redecoration. We work with Benjamin Moore, Farrow & Ball and Little Greene, selecting a suitable system for the surface and finish.
See our project photographs for examples of staircase, panelling and exterior joinery finishes. For a quotation, include the number of windows or doors, their current condition and any access restrictions.
Do you paint both sides of sash windows?
Interior and exterior window painting can be included in the scope. Tell us which faces need decorating and whether the windows open and can be accessed safely.
Can woodwork be painted alongside the walls?
Yes. Doors, frames, skirtings, staircases and panelling can be included in a room or whole-property decorating project.
Tell us about your project.
Send your postcode, a few photographs of the existing surfaces and an outline of the finish you would like. We can discuss the preparation and decorating involved.