Room refreshes
Repaint selected high-wear rooms, walls, ceilings and woodwork as agreed.
Planned around access and handover dates
Rental and End-of-Tenancy Decorating
A practical decorating scope for landlords and property owners, with clear priorities, durable finishes and coordinated timing.
Between tenancies, the useful window for work can be short. Decor Plast agrees the rooms and surfaces that need attention, identifies minor repairs and sequences preparation and finishing around access and drying time.
28 years’ experienceClear written scopeLondon coverage
A rental scope built around the handover
Complete interiors
Coordinate a consistent finish across a flat, apartment or house.
Making good
Fill fixing holes and complete agreed minor plaster, timber or silicone items directly connected with the refresh.
Practical specifications
Discuss durable, maintainable finishes suited to the property and expected use.
Preparation and process
Prioritise, approve and sequence the work
Prioritise
Separate essential repairs and high-impact decorating from optional improvements.
Confirm access
Agree key collection, parking, building rules, utilities and any other access requirements.
Prepare and decorate
Protect retained fittings, complete the agreed preparation and apply the selected finish system.
Handover
Complete a final check and leave the agreed work areas clean for the next stage of the property handover.
Practical planning
Confirm the decision-maker and deadline early
A fixed handover date is only reliable once the authorised scope, surface condition, access and drying requirements are understood. Urgent dates and other contractors should be shared at the first enquiry.
- Landlord refreshes
- Between-tenancy decoration
- Selected room repairs
- Complete rental-property interiors
The Decor Plast standard
Spend the decorating scope where it improves the handover
A rental refresh may need selected repairs and full-wall repainting rather than indiscriminate touch-ins. Priorities, colours and finish performance are agreed with the person authorised to approve them.
Clear priority list
Essential making good, high-wear areas and optional improvements are separated so the quotation supports the actual handover goal.
Maintainable finish
Colour, sheen and cleanability are selected for the property and agreed use rather than assumed from a generic landlord specification.
Documented handover
The completed scope is checked against the quotation so agents, landlords and other contractors know what has been finished.
What shapes the quotation
Priorities, access and the handover date set the programme
- Rooms and surfaces approved for full repainting or local work
- Damage, fixing holes, stains and the limits of minor making good
- Keys, parking, utilities, building rules and other contractors
- Colour approval, finish specification and the required handover date
Related project photography
Clean, coordinated interiors ready for the next stage
These genuine Decor Plast projects show complete room finishes and the junctions that matter at property handover.
Service questions
Useful answers about rental decorating
Clear authority, access and priorities help keep an end-of-tenancy programme useful rather than open-ended.
See general decorating FAQsCan you work with a managing agent?
Yes. Access, scope approvals and the main contact for decisions should be agreed before work starts.
Can you match the existing colour?
Often a close match is possible, but age, fading and batch variation can make local touch-ins visible. A full wall may give a more consistent result.
Do you provide end-of-tenancy cleaning?
The service focuses on decorating and agreed minor maintenance. Any separate cleaning requirement should be confirmed rather than assumed.
Can decorating be completed between tenancies?
Often yes, subject to the scope and available turnaround. Handover dates, access and any other contractors should be confirmed as early as possible.
Can you decorate only the marked or scuffed areas?
Local touch-ins may be possible, although differences in colour, sheen and age can remain visible. Repainting the full wall often gives a more consistent result.
What information should the landlord or agent provide?
Please provide the property address, access arrangements, required rooms, known defects, colour requirements, deadline and the person authorised to approve decisions.
London service area
Start with the project location
Provide the property postcode, access arrangement and target handover date when checking availability.
- London and surrounding areas
- Availability reviewed per enquiry
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Your project
Request a quotation for rental and end-of-tenancy decorating
Share the authorised rooms, defects, colour requirements, access details, other contractors and the date the property needs to be handed over.