Home Renovation in Richmond

A complete interior renovation across a Richmond period property is a substantial programme. Georgian townhouses on Ormond Road and the streets off Richmond Green are frequently renovated room by room over one to three years.

We maintain written records of every paint specification used across your property. Colour references, batch numbers, and finish types are logged at each phase so we can match exactly, not approximately, when the next phase begins.

Kitchens and bathrooms in Richmond’s older housing stock present specific renovation challenges. Kitchen units in period properties may be painted timber rather than factory-finished MDF, and bathrooms often have original lime plaster walls behind modern tiles.

The condition of existing surfaces before quoting is assessed. Painted timber kitchen units are stripped or keyed correctly before new finish coats go on. Sequencing renovation rooms alongside the rest of the programme requires close coordination.

Pre-sale refurbishment in Richmond borough operates at a different standard than a standard repaint. Barnes Victorian terraces averaging £1.5m and Teddington semis at £800k are sold to buyers who notice preparation quality and finish standard immediately.

We approach pre-sale work as a whole-property presentation project. Where interior and exterior are both needed before the property goes to market, our house painting service covers both as a single programme.

Extensions and loft conversions create a mixed-surface environment where new plasterboard walls meet original lime plaster. The preparation approach for each surface type is different, and getting the boundary between them right determines whether the finished result looks cohesive.

New plaster needs to dry fully before painting. For the exterior side of an extension programme, our exterior painting service covers render specification and masonry treatment on new builds attached to period properties.

Period property restoration goes beyond decoration. Restoring a Georgian townhouse in Kew TW9 or a Victorian villa in Teddington TW11 means addressing original plasterwork correctly and treating original joinery rather than replacing it.

Farrow and Ball, Little Greene, and Papers and Paints are the paint houses whose products suit period interiors in this borough. We advise on colour palette selection at the site visit and can work from an architect’s specification or develop a palette with you from scratch.