Retail and shop painting
Shop front painting and retail decorating in London
Shop and showroom painting without closing your doors: overnight, out of hours and section by section.
- Overnight working
- Landlord paperwork supplied
- Brand colours matched
Retail painting contractors
Shop and showroom painting without closing your doors
A closed shop is lost trade, so our retail painting contractors work when your customers are not there. We repaint shop fronts, sales floors and showrooms overnight or out of hours, protect stock and fixtures, and leave the store clean and ready to open. Independent shops, retail chains and franchises across London use us for planned refreshes, new store openings and shopfitting packages.
- Overnight working
- Open as normal the next day
- Landlord paperwork
- RAMS, COSHH and insurance
- Brand colours matched
- The same in every store
- Stock protected
- Fixtures and displays covered throughout
What we paint
Retail spaces we paint
Hover over each area to see examples of our shop painting.
Shop fronts
Fascias, pilasters, stall risers, window frames and doors.
Sales floors
Walls, ceilings and columns in hard-wearing finishes that stay clean.
Fitting rooms
Scuff-resistant walls, doors and frames refreshed overnight.
Showrooms
Car, kitchen, furniture and bathroom showrooms, with a flawless finish behind the product.
Shopping-centre units
New tenant fit-outs and refreshes to centre rules and hours.
Back of house
Stockrooms, staff areas, toilets and escape routes.
Shop front painting
Timber shop fronts brought back to life
Peeling paint and soft timber put customers off before they reach the door. We strip back loose paint, cut out and splice rotten timber, prime bare wood and finish in a weather-resistant exterior system that lasts. Drag the slider to compare.
Working around trading
Painting a shop that stays open
Paperwork first
RAMS, COSHH and insurance sent to the landlord or centre management for approval.
Out of hours
Overnight, early-morning or after-closing shifts, agreed with your store manager.
Section by section
One zone at a time, with stock and fixtures covered and walkways kept clear.
Fast-drying paints
Low-odour, quick-drying products, dry to the touch before the doors open.
Ready to trade
Floors cleaned, displays back in place and the store ready for customers.
Brand consistency
The same colours in every store
For retail chains and franchises, a brand colour that drifts from store to store looks careless. We make sure it does not.
Exact colour matching
RAL, Pantone, NCS or brand guidelines matched and checked on site.
A recorded specification
Products, references and sheens recorded for every surface.
Repeatable across stores
The same specification used on every store, new or refreshed.
One contact for the roll-out
A single contracts manager for multi-site programmes.
FAQ
Shop painting questions
How much does shop front painting cost?
A typical London shop front, including the fascia, pilasters, window frames and door, costs from £900 to £2,500 depending on its size, condition and the amount of timber repair. Shop interiors are priced by area, usually from £1,800 to £6,000 for a small to medium store. Every quote is fixed and itemised after a free survey.
Can you paint the shop without us closing?
Yes. We work overnight, before opening or after closing, and section by section during trading, so the shop stays open. Each area is protected, painted and cleared before customers arrive.
How long does it take to repaint a shop front?
Most shop fronts take one to three nights, including preparation, timber repairs and two finish coats. Weather matters for exterior work, so we plan around the forecast and keep the door usable throughout.
Do you work in shopping centres?
Yes. We follow centre management rules on working hours, hoarding, permits and deliveries, and provide RAMS, COSHH sheets and insurance certificates for landlord approval before we start.
Can you match our brand colours across several stores?
Yes. We record the exact paint references, products and sheen for your brand and use them on every store, so a franchise or chain looks the same from one location to the next.
Do I need permission to change the colour of my shop front?
In conservation areas and on listed buildings you may need planning or listed building consent, and some landlords have their own rules. We can advise on suitable heritage colours and work to an approved scheme.
Free quotes
Get a quote for your shop or showroom
Send us photos of your shop front or store and we will arrange a free survey and a fixed, itemised quote.
- 07852 371651
- Monday–Saturday: 07:00–18:00