Wood Painting – Service Overview
Wood painting covers interior and exterior elements such as doors, door frames, windows, wardrobes, kitchen shutters, railings, pergolas, and outdoor furniture. The process generally includes sanding, repairing, priming, and applying paint, polish, or clear coatings depending on whether the grain should show or be fully covered.
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What we do
Inspect existing woodwork for moisture, old coatings, cracks, gaps, and loose joints, then recommend whether to repaint, re‑polish, or refinish completely.
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Prepare surfaces by cleaning, scraping off loose paint or polish, sanding smooth, filling joints and nail holes with suitable wood fillers, and sealing end grains.
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Apply appropriate primer or sealer (wood primer, sanding sealer, stain sealer) to improve adhesion and block stains or tannin bleed.
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Finish with the chosen system—opaque enamels, coloured wood paints, stains plus clear PU/melamine, or exterior wood coatings—using brushes, rollers, or spray for a uniform finish.
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Carry out final sanding and touch‑ups, re‑fix fittings/handles, and hand over clean, ready‑to‑use doors, windows, or furniture.
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Where we are expert
Interior doors, frames, and wardrobes that need a smooth, premium finish in either solid colours or natural‑wood look.

Kitchens and bathrooms where wood surfaces need moisture‑resistant, washable coatings for easy maintenance.

Exterior wood like main doors, pergolas, balcony railings, and outdoor furniture that require UV‑ and weather‑resistant protection.

What makes us unique
Guidance on choosing between paint, polish, and clear coats based on wood species, interior style, and level of natural grain visibility desired.
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Use of branded wood systems (primers, putties, stains, and topcoats) that are designed to work together and give longer‑lasting results.
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Skilled applicators trained in sanding, spray‑finishing, and multi‑coat systems so that finishes are smooth, dust‑free, and consistent across all pieces.
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Clean, organised execution with masking of adjacent walls/floors and careful handling of existing hardware and glass.