Homes and residential blocks

Decorating assisted-living and retirement blocks

In a retirement scheme the building is never empty. Residents are at home during the day, corridors double as the only route out, and the crew's manner matters as much as the finish.

Assisted-living apartment blocks decorated by Dynamic Decorating in Hampshire

Residents come first, programme second

We work with the scheme manager to agree which corridor sections are done when, keep handrails usable and never leave a route obstructed. Where a resident needs a different day, we move.

  • Low-odour water-based systems throughout occupied areas
  • Handrails kept accessible or temporarily reprovided
  • Daily clean-down so nothing is left as a trip hazard

Communal areas that stay smart

Lounges, corridors and lift lobbies take mobility aids and trolleys. Durable washable systems in forgiving tones extend the interval considerably compared with a soft matt in a pale shade.

Flats at changeover

Individual apartments are usually redecorated between occupancies. Turning them round quickly, with sensible neutral schemes and any stain blocking done properly, keeps voids short.

3 questions we get about this building type

Will residents be disturbed?
There is always some noise, but we plan around meal times and activity schedules and keep the working area contained.
Are your crews used to this environment?
Yes. Working politely alongside residents and staff is a normal part of the schemes we decorate.
How quickly can a void flat be turned round?
Usually a small number of days, depending on condition. Stain blocking and drying times are not something we shorten.

Next step

Ask us to walk the scheme with your manager and we will propose a phasing plan residents can live with.

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