Make-good and reinstatement after water, fire or storm damage, documented in the form insurers and assessors need.
Insurance painting work has two audiences: the owner, who wants the room to look as it did, and the insurer, who needs the scope to be justified and documented. Both are served by quoting the work properly in the first place.
Damaged surfaces rarely just need paint. Water damage needs the substrate dry and a stain-blocking sealer, or the marking bleeds back through within weeks. Smoke needs washing and sealing before any topcoat. Storm damage to exteriors often needs repair before coating at all.
We document the condition, scope the remediation and the coating separately, and match existing colours and sheens so reinstated areas blend rather than announce themselves.