Frequently asked questions

Yes. Every job is outlined in advance with a written quote. This includes what areas are being painted, the level of preparation required, the type of finish, and how long the work is expected to take.

This avoids situations where the scope changes mid-job or where expectations are unclear from the beginning.

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There is no fixed price for a room because the time involved depends on a few key factors:

A clean, well-maintained room is straightforward. A room that needs repairs, sanding, or detailed cutting will take more time. The difference is not just in painting, but in the preparation that comes before it.

Painting multiple rooms together is usually more efficient than doing them separately.

Preparation, setup, and materials can be shared across the work, which reduces overall time and makes the job more cost-effective.

This is why many people choose to combine rooms into one project rather than spacing them out.

Yes. Work can be scoped to suit your needs.

That might mean:

Each section is treated as its own job, but planned so everything works together properly.

Yes. Full house work is priced based on layout, number of rooms, access, and how much preparation is required.

These jobs are planned more carefully because:

In most cases, quotes are based on a site visit or detailed information.

This is not about adding cost, it is about getting the job right from the start. A proper look at the space avoids underestimating work or missing important details.

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Yes. Work includes both interior and exterior painting depending on the property and conditions.

Interior work focuses on finish, consistency, and working cleanly within the space.

Exterior work focuses more on preparation, access, and working around weather conditions.

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Yes. These areas are treated differently from standard rooms.

Surfaces need:

This ensures the result lasts and does not break down over time.

Yes. This type of work is usually focused on improving presentation quickly while keeping everything clean and consistent.

The goal is not just to repaint, but to make the space look well-maintained and ready for viewing.

Yes. Smaller jobs can be carried out depending on availability.

These might include:

Even small jobs follow the same preparation and finish standards.

The timeline depends on the size of the job and the level of preparation required.

Before work starts, you will be given:

This avoids uncertainty once the job begins.

Most rooms can be completed within a short timeframe, but that depends on:

The aim is not to rush the job, but to complete it properly within a reasonable timeframe.

Full house projects vary, but they are always planned in advance.

Work is usually broken into stages so:

Work is carried out across:

Jobs are arranged based on location and scope so everything runs smoothly.

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Yes. Work is carried out across both North and South Dublin.

This includes areas such as:

Each job is planned based on access, location, and timing.

Yes. Preparation is a key part of every job.

This includes:

The finish depends on this stage, so it is not rushed or skipped.

Yes. Work areas are set up carefully before any painting starts.

This involves:

The aim is to leave everything as it was, just with a finished result.

Yes. Once the job is finished:

There should be nothing left for you to sort afterwards.

Coatings are selected based on the surface and environment.

This ensures:

The focus is always on using what works best for the job rather than a one-size approach.