Highgate Painters & Decorators
The finish starts with the scope.
Choose the work by its surfaces: a room scheme, exterior elements, detailed joinery or wallcoverings. Each service explains the decisions and information that help define a useful enquiry.
Discuss your projectExplore the finish starts with the scope.
Interior painting
Set the room scheme around how you use the home. Walls, ceilings and adjoining woodwork should be considered together, with the preparation and working sequence made clear from the start.
Read about interior painting 02Exterior painting
An exterior scheme should begin with the materials already on the building. Define the surfaces that need paint, the fabric that should remain exposed and the repairs that must come first.
Read about exterior painting 03Joinery & painted details
The edge of a panel, a shutter fold and a window moulding deserve a precise brief. Define the preparation and finish for each piece of joinery, including the parts that need to keep moving.
Read about joinery & painted details 04Wallpaper & wall preparation
A wallcovering scheme begins with the wall beneath it. Resolve the surface, material and layout together so the selected paper has a clearly defined place in the room.
Read about wallpaper & wall preparation 05Colour & finish planning
A colour becomes a useful choice when it has been seen in the property and recorded as part of a complete finish. Discuss the rooms, fixed materials and surfaces before settling the palette.
Read about colour & finish planningYour Highgate project
Let’s put your
project into words.
From the first room to the external joinery, tell us what needs attention and what you would like to retain.
Let’s discuss the work
Include the address, current condition and any access arrangements.