Finishing, painting & plastering
After a renovation, when you move, or simply because it is time: finishing, painting and plastering largely decide how a room looks. Below you can read what each part involves and which information helps to discuss your wishes properly.
Part 1 of 3
Finishing
Finishing is the work that makes the difference between almost done and done. It is about the details that catch the eye when a room is handed over and that decide how well cared for the result looks.
Because finishing often follows other work, it helps to say what has already been done and what is still open. Is it about specific parts or details? Describe them in your request, so it is clear where the work starts and where it ends.
Points to discuss
- Which rooms or parts need finishing
- Which work has already been carried out
- Details you have special wishes for
- Photos of the current situation
Part 2 of 3
Painting
A new colour changes the look of a room in no time. Whether it is one room, a whole house or a business space: good painting starts with a clear picture of what needs painting and the condition of the surface.
Mention in your request whether it is indoor or outdoor work, which parts you want painted and whether you have already chosen colours. Then the size of the job can be estimated properly.
Points to discuss
- Whether it is indoor or outdoor work
- Which walls, ceilings or other parts
- The current state of the existing paintwork
- Preferred colours or examples
- Whether the room is empty or furnished
Part 3 of 3
Plastering
Plastering is often the basis for the rest of the finishing. After a renovation, with damaged walls or when you want a different look, it largely decides how a room appears.
Describe which rooms it concerns, roughly how many square metres it is and what state the walls and ceilings are in now. Also say which finish you have in mind afterwards, for example painting.
Points to discuss
- Which walls and ceilings it concerns
- An estimate of the number of square metres
- The current state of the surface
- Which finish follows afterwards
Good to know
A few points that help make your request complete.
- Photos of the current walls, ceilings and details quickly give an honest picture of the work.
- Let us know whether the room is empty or whether there is still furniture and flooring in place.
- Do you already have colours or a particular look in mind? Describe them in your request.
Discuss your situation with Tom
Describe what you are planning and what the current situation is. A request is not a confirmed order or appointment.