Get a written quote
All you have to do to get a quote is send a photograph of the wall. From a photograph we can give you a range; a firm price needs the surface measured on site. The survey is free, and our coming out does not oblige you to accept the quote.
There is no online form on this page yet, it is being built. Since you can send photographs straight through it, WhatsApp is the faster route anyway. Below we have written out the steps a quote goes through and what to put in the first message.
Quote form
Fill in the form below and we come back to you the same day. Most fields are optional; leave the area blank if you do not know it.
What to put in the first message
If the first message covers the points below, we can give you a range before the survey and simply confirm it with measurements on the day.
- Which district and neighbourhood you are in
- How many rooms and roughly how many square metres
- Whether there are cracks, damp, mould or flaking on the surface
- Whether the flat is empty, furnished or lived in
- Whether there is a date the work has to be finished by
- Whether you are buying the materials or we are
How a quote is prepared
Six steps. You know from the start what you will have in hand at the end of each one.
Write or call
One sentence is enough: which district you are in and what needs doing. Interior or exterior, and whether there is plaster or ceiling work involved.
Send photographs and a rough measurement
A photograph of the wall, of any crack and of the ceiling will do. The number of rooms or the size of the flat is enough for a first range.
Pick a day for the survey
The on-site survey is free. We measure the surface, check the damp and how well the old paint is holding, and note what preparation is needed.
Read the written quote
The quote states the net area, the preparation, the product name, the number of coats and an estimated duration. Labour and materials sit on separate lines.
Settle your questions
This is the stage to drop an item, ask for an alternative with a cheaper product or split the work into two phases. We update the quote and send it again.
Confirm the schedule
After approval we confirm the start date in writing. On exterior work the weather can move the schedule, and we say so when giving the date, not afterwards.