Commercial painting & decorating in London
Minimum disruption, maximum effect.
Synchronised with your business for the highest standard of work .
We provide full commercial painting and decorating services for hotels, schools, hospitals, restaurants and even galleries. In fact, if it’s some kind of business or industrial set-up, we have every piece of equipment needed to finish the job to an exceptional standard.
We’re often asked how we manage to limit disruption to a business once they engage our services. The answer lies in the planning. We work closely with any site managers to understand their schedule – including that of their own suppliers, and then our own, appointed supervisor will devise a plan to work around them.
It means that we have to work to very strict deadlines and be flexible in our approach. If something changes at a moment’s notice, then we have to find a way of working with it.
Managing logistics and multiple teams is something that we have a great deal of experience in. We’ll often work 24-hours a day and have anywhere up to 25 employees working around the clock.
Not only do we ensure that our teams are well-managed and exceptionally capable, but they know exactly how to keep noise, dirt and disruption to an absolute minimum.
Their etiquette and respect for the nuances of every type of workplace is as a result of regular training, and their own personal set of ethics.
Commercial painters and decorators London – safe and solid work
All the works in the range of commercial decorating London are carried out by Ignas employees in accordance with the highest quality standards. Our quality controllers make sure they are kept. We are conscious of the importance of safety rules during work with commercial projects. As professional commercial painters and decorators London, Ignas takes part in the regular Health and Safety Training and has the permissions and documents proving the professional qualifications on the scope of safe and legal work.
We are an accredited member of the Safe Contractor. For our clients, it is the best guarantee of respecting the norms of safety during work. Moreover, each of our employees that carries out works on the scope of commercial painting London has insurance. Our managers were trained in the safe management and are qualified in first aid and IOSH. All our employees have the CSCS cards at their disposal. They have gone through PASMA training entitling them to put up the mobile scaffolding and work on IPAF lifts.
Putting importance on the comfort and safety of our employees and clients, we regularly organize internal training oriented for raising awareness of safety rules and dangers connected to this kind of work. All the works, including commercial decorating London and commercial painting London are covered with a 2-years written guarantee.
Here’s a snapshot of what we offer:
- Highly adaptable to the nuances of each business
- Planning, logistics and communication is key to project success
- Happy to work unusual hours and holidays
- All projects conducted by experienced managers
- Complex projects a speciality
- Highest possible standards, 100% of the time
- Health and safety always a Number One priority
Frequently Asked Questions
Is commercial painting more expensive than residential?
It depends on the size of the project and the quality of the paint. Commercial painting usually requires covering larger spaces, which can influence the price. On the other hand, residential painting can turn out to be more expensive because of the selection of high-quality paint.
There are many more factors influencing the price and therefore it is impossible to say what is more expensive.
What is the difference between commercial and industrial painting?
In fact, there is not that much difference between these two types of painting. The commercial one usually covers a larger area, but the selection of methods and materials is similar. That, however, might depend on the type of space where the project is carried out. For example, the industrial spaces may require using protective paints.
What is the difference between interior design and interior decorating?
In fact, there is not that much difference between these two types of painting. The commercial one usually covers a larger area, but the selection of methods and materials is similar. That, however, might depend on the type of space where the project is carried out. For example, the industrial spaces may require using protective paints.
COMMERCIAL PROJECTS
School Painting & Decorating in Tower Hill, Holborn and Ealing Broadway
Commercial Painting in London, in three different locations.
Works that required cleanliness and quality, done by efficient teams.
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Restaurant Painting and Decorating in Mayfair
The project of painting the restaurant in Mayfer. The time for the project was very short. Our work was carried out by two teams 24h a day
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Painting and Decorating of a Tennis Club in Wimbledon
Commercial painting and decorating in London. Work took place over several months in the Tennis and Croquet Club in Wimbledon.
The project was aimed at painting and decorating to newly rebuilt rooms. Everything took place before the summer games of 2019.
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Offices Painting and Decorating in Feltham
Commercial project of painting and decorating to offices and painting of an emergency exit paths in one of the halls.
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Art and Antiquities Storages in Lewisham
Commercial painting in London. Work carried out in the large hall – 160 large rooms, corridors and staircases. Time given for finishing in relation to the size was very small, we had only 4 weeks to complete.
Finished a week ahead of schedule.
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Offices Painting and Decorating in Mayfair
Painting on two floors of the building.
The work was done partly at night to let additional construction works be carried out during the day.
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Hospital Painting and Decorating in Kensington
Commercial painting and decorating in London, in Kensington. One of the wards required our intervention.
A project that required appropriate behaviour and sufficiently rapid action while maintaining a high standard.
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