London Painters & Decorators for Homes and Businesses

A good paint finish starts well before the first coat. It takes proper preparation, suitable materials and care around the space you live or work in. Nemo Group UK provides interior and exterior painting for homes, offices, shops and commercial properties across London.

Whether you’re refreshing a room, preparing a rental property or redecorating business premises, we agree the scope and finishes with you before work begins. You’ll know which surfaces are included, what preparation is needed and how we plan to organise the job.

Interior Painting

Walls, ceilings, staircases and woodwork, carefully prepared and painted for a clean, consistent finish throughout your space.

Exterior Painting

Masonry, exterior woodwork, fences and pergolas, with suitable coatings and preparation for the condition of each surface.

Commercial Decorating

Painting for offices, shops and business premises, with access and scheduling discussed around your staff, customers and opening hours.

Airless Spray Painting

An option for suitable surfaces and larger areas. We assess the space, masking requirements and finish before recommending spray application.

The Right Finish for Your Property

A busy hallway, a quiet bedroom and a retail display have different demands. We help you choose finishes around how the space is used, how often it needs cleaning and the look you want to achieve.

Matt finishes can soften the appearance of uneven walls, while more washable coatings may suit areas that receive frequent marks. For woodwork, the choice of sheen changes both the appearance and how noticeable surface imperfections become. Colour samples are worth checking in your own lighting before making a final decision.

Outside, preparation and timing matter just as much as colour. Peeling paint, damaged surfaces and unsuitable weather can affect the result. We assess these factors before agreeing the approach and schedule.

What Our Painting & Decorating Service Includes

We start by checking the surfaces and discussing the finish you expect. A straightforward repaint needs a different level of preparation from damaged plaster or heavily peeling woodwork. Your quotation sets out the agreed work, including any repairs or additional preparation.

Protection for floors, furniture and fixtures
Removal of loose or flaking paint
Agreed filling and minor surface repairs
Sanding and preparation before painting

Priming or sealing where required
Paint application suited to each surface
Careful edges and woodwork detailing
Final inspection and work-area clean-up

Larger plaster repairs, access equipment and additional surfaces should be identified in the quotation. If we uncover an issue that changes the agreed work, we explain what needs attention and discuss any extra cost before proceeding.

Frequently asked questions

The price depends on the area being painted, surface condition, access and your chosen finish. Walls-only decorating costs less than a scope that also includes ceilings, doors, frames and skirting. Send us photos, your postcode and a brief description of the work for an initial discussion. We’ll arrange a visit where needed and provide a free, no-obligation quotation.

Timing depends on preparation, drying between coats, the number of rooms and whether the property is occupied. Extensive repairs or a significant colour change can add time. Exterior work also depends on suitable weather. We discuss the expected programme before starting and keep you informed if conditions affect it.

Often, yes, but it depends on the work and available access. Working in stages may help keep some areas usable, although it can lengthen the programme. We’ll discuss room access, furniture, ventilation and working hours with you. For businesses, tell us about customer areas or operational restrictions so we can plan around them where practical.

Painting alone will not resolve an underlying moisture problem. If there are signs of a leak, condensation or recurring mould, the cause needs attention before redecoration. We’ll explain what we find and discuss the preparation or repairs required. Damaged surfaces must be suitably repaired and dry before the finishing coats go on.