Washroom paint fails at the edges long before the middle. On Hampshire projects we spend the time at grilles, splash lines and sealant junctions where it counts.
Hospitality, healthcare, education and residential clients redecorating washrooms, shower rooms and changing areas.
Wet areas need moisture-tolerant, wipeable systems and disciplined detailing. Failure almost always starts at junctions: around extract grilles, above splash lines, at sealant edges and behind cistern boxing. Correct surface preparation and a coating rated for humid rooms matter more than the number of coats.
Persistent moisture behind the film plus an unsuitable coating. It needs stripping back, drying, and a system rated for high-humidity rooms — and often better extraction.
Yes. Around Hampshire we routinely work through rooms in small batches so occupancy is barely affected and drying times are still respected.
Where it has failed, yes. Painting over a mouldy sealant line in the Portsmouth and Southampton area washrooms guarantees a call-back.
The systems we specify are chosen with the cleaning regime in mind. Tell us what your team uses and we will match it.
Regularly. Changing rooms in Hampshire are usually done early morning, late evening or on quieter weekdays.
It helps, but a wet-area failure is usually about moisture and ventilation. The coating is one part of the answer, not all of it.
Send photographs of the washroom at your Hampshire site and we will diagnose why the last coating failed.
Wet-area work in Hampshire is about detail and drying — the tin matters less than the sequence.
Speak to a Hampshire commercial decorating contractor that turns up, communicates clearly and delivers a finish that lasts.
