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Interior painting — Painter — Professionals
Interior painting leads need a surface schedule and preparation assessment. Providers should distinguish walls, ceilings and joinery, identify coating and protection requirements and explain which defects need another trade before decoration.
Service scope
Interior painting prepares and coats agreed internal walls, ceilings or joinery with a suitable finishing system. Surface condition, preparation and the required finish are assessed separately from colour selection, with underlying damp or structural repairs outside routine decoration.
What is normally included
- Painting defined internal surfaces
- Agreed filling, sanding and priming
- Protection of adjacent finishes and furniture
What is not included
- Masking unresolved damp or structural defects
- Assuming one coat or one product suits all surfaces
Qualification checks
- Inspect substrate and existing coating condition
- Measure the agreed surfaces
- Confirm product and finish choices
- Define preparation and protection
- Agree drying access and final inspection
Quote guidance
Itemise preparation, surfaces and material responsibility. State whether ceilings, woodwork and repairs are included and explain how unexpected loose coatings or moisture-related defects will change the plan.
Lead risks
- A simple colour-change request may hide extensive preparation
- Occupied rooms can limit access and sequencing
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