What it is
Plaster repairs and full re-skims, patching after other trades, and redecoration in hard-wearing, neutral finishes — the making-good that follows a rewire, damp work or insulation, and the refresh that readies a property for a new tenant.
Why it matters for landlords
Clean, sound walls are what a viewer sees first, and a good neutral decoration lets faster and dates slower. It is also the finish that follows internal insulation, rewiring and damp work, so we sequence it last.
Which properties suit it
Any rental needing a refresh between tenancies, walls damaged by damp or removals, and properties finishing a retrofit or rewire that need making good and decorating.
What's included
Plaster repairs and skims, filling and preparation, hard-wearing emulsion and woodwork finishes in neutral colours, and a clean, photographed handover.
How we do it
Scheduled into the void as the last trade, coordinated so internal wall insulation and rewiring are skimmed and decorated in the same programme.
Common questions
Can you decorate between tenancies?
Yes — that is when most rental decoration is done, a quick turnaround in the void.
Do you re-skim whole rooms?
Yes, from patch repairs to full re-skims where walls are poor.
What finish do you use?
Durable, washable neutral finishes chosen to let well and wear slowly.
Do you make good after other trades?
Yes — we are usually the last team in, making good after insulation, rewiring and damp work.
Related: internal wall insulation · damp and timber · full renovation