Making good after modernisation
New sockets, pipe routes and removed partitions leave different kinds of repair. Agree where local patching is sufficient and where a full skim would create a more consistent surface. Relevant first-fix services should be complete before making good.
Tell us whether new kitchen units, joinery or flooring are already installed. Their protection and the sequence of remaining work affect how the room can be prepared.
Flats and shared-building arrangements
In a flat, discuss parking, stairs or lift access and any agreed restrictions on noisy preparation. Permission or coordination may be needed for shared or communal areas; do not assume an individual room quote includes those spaces.
Include the ceiling height and any access constraints. Plasterboarding work should follow the specified construction where acoustic or fire requirements apply, rather than treating those as automatic properties of a skim finish.
Choosing the right scope before decorating
A few isolated marks may suit local repairs, while heavily uneven walls may need broader preparation and skimming. Loose plaster or flaking coatings should be addressed before a new finish is applied.
Send your Woking postcode, measurements and photos through the enquiry form, or call. Allow drying time before paint and discuss how new finishes will meet adjoining rooms at doorways and corners.