Frequently Asked Questions

It’s impossible to give a figure for how much spray painting costs, as this will depend on things like the size of the room, the amount of preparation work required and so on. However, we can say with confidence that spray painting tends to be around 25% cheaper than decoration using traditional methods such as paintbrushes and rollers.

Of course. Simply get in touch with us on 07941 827655 or 07903 161774 to arrange for a free no-obligation quote.

There are many benefits of spray painting, and these are just some of them:

• it’s quicker than traditional painting methods
• you can achieve a much higher quality finish because the paint is sprayed evenly
• the paint dries more quickly and with less odour
• because it’s quicker, spray painting tends to be cheaper.

As with any painting and decoration, it’s important that the area to be painted is properly prepared. Doing this will mean you get a better and more durable finish. We will discuss the preparations needed with you – you may prefer to carry these out yourself or you may find it better for us to do the preparation work. We bring our own protective equipment for your home, to reduce the risk of paint mist or overspray, but you may need to move furniture or valuables out of the way to allow us to access the surfaces of your room more easily and safely.

Yes. We have full public liability insurance, so you can have peace of mind.

Spray painting is very environmentally friendly. We use water-based paints which have a minimal impact on the environment. We also use the latest technology for spraying, which is energy-efficient.

Health and safety is extremely important to us. We will always ensure our staff wear the correct protective clothing while they’re spraying, and will also advise you about any safety precautions you need to take while we’re working in your property. We will also ensure any room we’re working in is well ventilated. We always take all steps possible to ensure that our staff work safely and that risks to clients and members of the public are minimised.