Hampshire · PO7–PO8

Occupied-room care home decorators in Waterlooville

Anti-mould finishes in bathrooms and shower rooms matter more here than anywhere else in commercial decorating — we default to anti-fungal water-based topcoats in wet areas.

Care home repainting in Waterlooville — predominantly post-war and modern estate housing

What we usually see at survey

Predominantly post-war and modern estate housing, Wellington Retail Park stock, and small light-industrial units around Hambledon Road.

Audience: Care-home operators and estates teams needing sympathetic, low-disruption redecoration in occupied spaces.

Where else we work this week

Retail-park works run before 9am or after 6pm to suit footfall — landlord co-ordination is straightforward via park agents.

  • Denmead
  • Berewood
  • Lovedean
  • Clanfield
  • Purbrook
  • Widley

Recent similar work

  • DBS-checked crews as standard
  • Low-VOC water-based systems for occupied rooms
  • Dementia-friendly colour contrast experience
  • Rolling multi-site programmes for care groups
Project reference for care home repainting across PO7–PO8
Project lens

Send access, drawings or a few photos and we'll come back with a costed, staged plan.

A working scope for this brief

DBS-checked crews throughout
Low-VOC, low-odour water-based emulsion systems
Scuff-resistant finish in corridors, dining and communal
Anti-mould / anti-microbial topcoats in wet areas
Room-by-room resident phasing
Handrail and skirting refresh with dementia-friendly colour contrast

The choices worth having on the table

01

Fire-rated doors — factory-finished vs on-site coat

02

Rolling multi-site invoicing for care groups

03

Resident phasing and temporary room moves

04

Infection-control coordination

05

DBS clearance for operatives

Answers we give at survey

How is a care home repainting project priced?

We price against a physical site walk-round rather than a rate card — access, condition and use always change the scope.

What preparation is included?

Preparation is the majority of the day on this brief — full sand-back, priming and any resin or filler repair before topcoat.

Which paint system do you use?

Scuff-resistant finish in corridors, dining and communal We share the product data sheet before mobilising.

How long does a typical care home repainting job take?

Small projects run 2–4 days; larger programmes phase across 1–3 weeks depending on access and elevation count.

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The sensible next step

Send access, drawings or a few photos and we'll come back with a costed, staged plan.

Book a site survey
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