A yellowed grid ages a Hampshire office more than the walls do. Refinishing the grid and replacing the worst tiles is often the cheapest visible improvement available.
Office, retail and education estates teams with ageing suspended ceilings.
Grid can be refinished in situ with a light, even coat; tiles are a different question. Sagging, water-damaged or friable tiles are replaced, not painted. Where tiles are sound but discoloured, a controlled coating restores tone — provided acoustic and fire characteristics are not compromised, which is why we advise replacement whenever there is doubt.
Sometimes, but coating can affect acoustic and fire characteristics. Where there is any doubt we recommend replacing the tiles and refinishing only the grid.
Yes — a clean, even grid transforms how a Hampshire floor reads, especially alongside fresh tiles in the worst bays.
Grid work is done zone by zone. Most offices keep operating, with each area cleared for a short window rather than the whole floor at once.
Yes, and we will record the tile type on survey so replacements match rather than standing out.
If a leak has been fixed, no. If water is still getting in, staining will return — we will flag it before starting.
They are masked individually. It is fiddly and included in the scope rather than treated as an extra.
Send a photograph of your Hampshire ceiling and we will tell you whether the grid, the tiles or both need attention.
Grid refinishing plus targeted tile replacement is usually the best-value ceiling answer in Hampshire.
Speak to a Hampshire commercial decorating contractor that turns up, communicates clearly and delivers a finish that lasts.
