Welcome to Spray and Roll Interiors

 A) Yes, our company holds comprehensive trade insurance that covers all our painters and decorators. This ensures that in the event of any issues, we are fully covered to resolve them. 

A) Yes, we can decorate all types of rooms in the house, but we try to stick with the hall, stairs and the landing as this is by far the often area that doesn’t get completed in the house due to the awkwardness of getting to certain areas and having so much woodwork to do.

A) If you wanted just the walls to be painted, we can just do that, covering up all of the woodwork with masking paper and tape. Woodwork can also be completed on its own as well or maybe just the ceilings and walls and no woodwork doing.

A) In most cases, domestic decorating is a clean job so at least  9/10  can be a clean job, with the only mess being from hand sanding door frames and door edges, or even hand sanding those tight areas that a machine can’t get to.

 A) Currently we don’t carry out any exterior work, unless it’s a very small job and of course weather is showing good conditions because of this this it makes completing exterior work difficult to complete.

A) Yes we use a mix of cotton dust sheets and plastic floor covering on a roll for the carpets, plastic to cover the windows, with masking tape to keep the edges down or dust sheets .

A) Yes, we complete all types of interior work.

A) Yes, we can complete whole houses if needed, even if you have had the whole house re-plastered that’s still not a problem.

A)So far only small commercial work is all we do,so depending on the size of the job we would have to have a look at 1st this also includes insurance work as well.

A) Yes, I do wallpapering and can hang all types, including murals. Usually, the more expensive the wallpaper, the better the quality and easier it is to apply. It also tends to look better.

A)No, everything is carefully covered, just as it would be if I were using a roller or brush. Even if paint does land on a surface, it’s easy to wipe off as the particles quickly turn to ‘dust’  once it leaves the machine.