Buildings move, get bumped, and settle after decorating is finished, and small marks sometimes appear once a room is back in full daily use. A touch-up visit deals with those minor issues after handover, separate from correcting an original defect.
Whenever suits you — some clients prefer to wait until the room has properly settled back into use before spotting what actually needs attention.
Using the colour and product record from handover, yes — that is precisely why the record is kept.
No — a genuine defect from the original work is corrected separately. A touch-up covers new, minor marks that appear once the room is back in use.
This covers minor marks, small knocks from moving furniture back in, or a scuff that appeared once the room went back into use — genuinely new, small issues rather than something that should have been caught at snagging.
We agree with the client roughly when after handover a visit makes sense — often once a room has settled back into normal use for a short period — rather than fixing a date that is either too soon or left indefinitely open.
Because the exact colour and product used were recorded at handover, a touch-up visit can match the original finish precisely rather than introducing a slightly different batch or sheen that stands out against the surrounding wall.
Get in touch once your rooms have settled back into use and we will arrange a touch-up visit around your record.
A touch-up visit deals with genuinely new minor marks, matched precisely using the record kept at handover.
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