Case Study 01 · Residential Interior · London
A deep navy living room,
cut by hand.
The brief
A well-used family living room, ready for a deep colour. The owners wanted a dramatic navy without losing the crisp white woodwork, and they wanted it done properly rather than quickly.
The approach
Full preparation first: walls filled and sanded, furniture moved and protected, floors sheeted. Two full coats throughout, with the first sealed and dried before the second. Every edge where navy meets white was cut freehand, with no tape, for a cleaner line.
The result
Consistent depth of colour across every wall, clean lines at the skirting and frames, and no touch-ups needed after the fact. The work was photographed, inspected, and signed off at the owners’ walkthrough before the balance was paid. As with every job, anything reported within 7 days would have been fixed free.
Case Study 02 · Commercial Exterior · Birmingham
A pub repainted without
closing for a day.
The brief
A full exterior refresh for the Flaming Grill: fascias, render and woodwork, panel-matched colour throughout. The one condition that mattered most: the pub could not close, and customers could not be disturbed.
The approach
Work was scheduled around trading hours, with access equipment set and cleared each session and the site left clean before every service, so customers never saw a construction site. Every surface was inspected for cracking, damp or failing paint before pricing, and coats were applied in dry conditions only, working to the weather rather than against it.
The result
Two full coats, consistent colour panel to panel, no brush marks and no lap lines. The Flaming Grill stayed open for every scheduled service throughout the job, because disruption to business is disruption we plan around.
