Interior painting & decorating in Bath
A great finish comes from the work you don't see. We fill cracks, sand, spot-prime and cut in cleanly before applying the coats, using the right emulsion for each room. Kitchens, bathrooms and hallways get hard-wearing, wipeable finishes.
Is this for you?
Signs you need this
- Your walls are scuffed, marked or a colour you've outgrown
- You're moving in or getting ready to sell
- Old paintwork shows patches, drips or cracking
What's included
How Linen & Lime Decorating can help
- Furniture moved and covered, floors protected
- Cracks and holes filled, surfaces sanded smooth
- Stain block and primer where needed
- Ceilings and walls in emulsion with sharp cut-in lines
- A full clean-up and walk round before we leave
How it works
From first call to a job done properly
No jargon and no surprises. Here's exactly what happens when you get in touch.
Visit & written quote
We look at the rooms or the outside of your home, check the condition of every surface and agree colours and finishes. You get a written quote that lists the preparation and coats.
Protect
Furniture is moved and covered, floors are sheeted, and fittings, sockets and edges are masked before any sanding starts.
Prepare
Cracks filled, surfaces sanded and cleaned, stains blocked and bare areas primed. This is the step that makes the finish last.
Paint, check & hand over
Clean cut-in lines and even coats, then a careful check for touch-ups. We tidy away and walk round with you before we leave.
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FAQs
Interior painting & decorating: your questions answered
How long does it take to decorate a room?
An average room often takes one to three days. It depends on the room's condition, how much preparation is needed, drying times and the number of coats.
Do I need to empty the room?
Clearing small items and valuables helps. Larger furniture is usually moved to the middle of the room and covered. We'll agree what needs moving before we start.
Matt, eggshell or satinwood: which finish should I choose?
Matt hides small imperfections and looks soft, which suits most walls and ceilings. Durable, washable matt suits hallways and family rooms. Eggshell and satinwood are tougher and wipeable, so they suit woodwork, kitchens and bathrooms.
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Ready for a fresh finish?
Tell us about the rooms or the outside of your home. Send a few photos for a guide price, or book a visit for a clear written quote.
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