Want to Primp the Surfaces

When moving into a new house, there are many things that come to the fore. There will be repairs you never expected, the paint could be ruined, the plumbing would be impossible to live with. But if you are planning to move into a particular house permanently then there are certain repairs that will be beneficial for you in the long run. There is nothing that’s beyond repair. All you need to do, is be systematic.

Always start from the top. This means that if you are getting the whole house renovated, going about it in an organised way is the key to getting any work done. So, the best thing to do, is start from the ceilings and leave the floors for the very end. The reason why this is suggested is that once the ceiling and walls are done, there is little chance of any harm coming to your newly laid out floors. But all this should be accomplished once the inside work, like plumbing and wiring has been done, else it’s pointless to have beautiful walls.

Once the plumbing, wiring, plastering and whitewash has been done with, you should start with deciding upon the paints you would like applied upon the walls of the house. The most important things to look at while choosing the colours would be the size of the room and the location. If the room is lit up enough, then you can choose dark colours, whereas if not, you would want to lighter tones to give the room a lit up effect. This choice, however is completely yours, and depends upon your personal choice of colour palate. The best thing to do is to have one wall in the darker tone whereas the remaining three to be of considerably lighter shades.

Before going ahead with all these decorations, it’s best if you have done the back end work first. If there are surfaces you want to be demolished completely, then do put it under the list of things you want to get done first. If you would like to have the entire process of sandblasting in London then it’s best if you are prepared and planned from the very beginning. Happy renovation!