A handover pack is the written record left behind once the job is finished, so anyone maintaining the building afterwards knows exactly what was used and where. Without it, colour and product decisions are lost the moment the crew leaves site.
Every product used is listed against the area it was applied to, with the exact colour reference rather than a description like 'off-white'. This is the single most useful document in the pack for anyone touching up later.
The pack states exactly what was decorated and, where relevant, what was specifically excluded from the contract, so a future contractor is not left guessing whether an area was ever part of the original scope.
Where the manufacturer provides data sheets or maintenance guidance for a product used, we include it in the pack as supplied, alongside our own notes on where and how it was applied.
Yes, colours are recorded by their manufacturer reference, not a general description, so a future match is possible.
Where the manufacturer provides them, yes, included alongside our own record of where each product was applied.
Whoever commissioned the work — a homeowner, landlord, or managing agent on behalf of a freeholder.
Ask us what format you would like your handover pack delivered in before the job is complete.
A useful handover pack is a written, area-by-area record of exactly what was used, not a generic certificate.
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