Decorating for shops, offices and rentals

Martin decorates commercial premises as well as houses: shops, offices, salons, takeaways, rental turnarounds and the stairs and landings in a small block. The standard is the same as the house work. Surfaces are made good, the finish is even, and the place is left fit to use.

How a commercial job is approached

• A quote after he knows the rooms, the condition and the town
• Timing talked through so a shop is not closed for longer than the work requires
• Hard-wearing finishes on doors, frames and the lower walls that take the knocks
• Ceilings and scruffy patches repaired before the colour goes on
• Interior and exterior work where the building needs both

He will work around opening hours where the job allows it. That is a conversation at the quote, not a promise that every premises can be done overnight. Tell him the hours you trade and what cannot be in the way of customers.

No list of clients

There is no roll of business names on this site. The photographs in our work are houses. They are there to show the finish, not to stand in for a shopfront. If you have a unit in Omagh, Strabane, Enniskillen, Cookstown, Dungannon or one of the smaller towns, ask for a quote and say what the premises is.

Rental houses between tenants are a common ask. Say how many rooms, whether paper has to come off, and the date the next tenant is due. A date in the message is more useful than a hopeful one.