Overview
Commercial decorating is rarely just about paint. It's access, protection, sequencing around other trades, keeping a building safe and usable, and handing over a finish that stands up to thousands of people a day. That's the work Olympian Decor has been doing for more than twenty years, for some of the best-known names in the UK.
We work as a direct contractor to building owners and facilities teams, and as a trusted finishing subcontractor to main contractors on new-build and refurbishment schemes. Either way, you get one point of contact, a clear programme and a team that leaves every area cleaner than it found it.
What's included
- Full internal and external redecoration
- New-build mist coats and final finishes
- Refurbishment and strip-out make-good
- Doors, frames, skirtings and handrails
- Ceilings, bulkheads and suspended-grid areas
- Feature walls and brand colour schemes
- Fire-door and woodwork finishing
- Snagging, touch-up and aftercare visits
At a glance
- Typical clients
- Facilities managers, main contractors, building owners, property managers
- Working hours
- Days, evenings, nights and weekends to suit the building
- Finishes
- Durable matt and eggshell emulsions, scrubbable and wipe-clean systems, water-based trim paints
- Coverage
- Nationwide, managed from our Teesside base
How we deliver it
Survey & plan
Site visit, measured scope, itemised quote and a programme built around your building.
Protect & prepare
Areas zoned and protected, surfaces filled, sanded, cleaned and primed properly.
Finish & hand over
Specified system applied, snag walk-round with you, area handed back spotless.
Frequently asked
Can you work alongside other trades on a live build?
Yes — most of our new-build work is sequenced in with drylining, M&E and flooring teams. We agree areas, hold points and protection with the site manager and report progress daily.
Do you supply your own access equipment?
We supply steps, podiums and towers as standard and arrange MEWPs where the job needs them, with trained, carded operators.
How do you price commercial work?
From drawings, a schedule of works or a site survey. You'll get an itemised quotation with a clear programme, so you can compare like for like.