Most Hampshire clients cannot close. That single fact shapes everything: containment, sanding method, working hours and how the site looks at 5pm each day.
Offices, care settings, clinics and family homes that stay in use during the work.
Dust control is a method, not a product: extraction-fitted sanding, zip-wall containment, negative pressure where it is warranted, floor protection routes and a daily clean-down. It costs time, and it is the difference between a building that keeps working and one that grinds to a halt.
Yes — that is the majority of what we do. Zones, containment and extraction sanding keep the rest of the floor usable throughout.
Far less than open sanding, but not zero. Containment and extraction keep it inside the work zone, and everything is cleaned down daily.
Where daytime disruption would be unacceptable, yes. Evening and weekend phases are common on occupied Hampshire buildings.
We plan room-by-room with the care team, keep corridors clear and work to their routines rather than ours.
Yes. Routes are agreed up front, protected, and re-signed where the work forces a diversion.
It takes longer, so it usually costs more than an empty building. We show the difference so you can decide with the facts.
Tell us how your Hampshire building is used and we will design the zoning around it.
Occupied decorating in Hampshire is a logistics exercise as much as a decorating one.
Speak to a Hampshire commercial decorating contractor that turns up, communicates clearly and delivers a finish that lasts.
