Inspect what is damaged
Look for the extent and possible cause of damage; water or structural problems require attention before cosmetic finishing.
Patching, sanding and primer work that supports the finished paint.
Fresh paint does not hide every defect. Holes, dents, taped seams and previous repairs may need attention before coating. DAVYSON carries out minor drywall patching and surface preparation as part of finishing work.

Every property and surface is different. The final estimate confirms the areas, preparation and number of coats.
Look for the extent and possible cause of damage; water or structural problems require attention before cosmetic finishing.
Fill or patch the agreed minor defects; allow materials to dry and sand according to the finish required.
Seal repaired areas where needed and paint the agreed surface, allowing for differences in texture and lighting.
Our basement photographs show the progression from patched walls to a consistent sage-green finish. The before image is an intermediate preparation stage, not a claim that the entire basement was structurally renovated.
Minor holes and dents can often be patched before repainting; the work needed depends on size and condition.
The source of moisture must first be resolved. We can assess whether cosmetic preparation is appropriate or if a separate repair is required.
Yes. Primer and repainting can be part of the agreed scope; partial touch-ups may differ from repainting the whole wall.
Send the address, a short scope and the condition of the areas to be painted. We usually prepare an estimate after an on-site inspection.