Rental painting is painting a rented flat, house or commercial space, usually before a new tenant moves in or when the tenant moves out. It restores walls, ceilings and woodwork so the property looks fresh and well maintained.

This depends on your rental agreement. Usually the landlord pays for repainting between tenants or after normal wear and tear, while a tenant may pay if they caused damage or agreed to repaint on exit. Check your agreement before booking

A 1BHK often takes around 2 to 4 days and a 2BHK around 3 to 6 days, depending on wall condition, repairs needed and the number of coats. Ask for a site visit for an exact timeline.

The cost depends on the area, the paint brand, the wall condition and any repairs. We price by the carpet or paintable area, so the best way to know is to request a free quote after a site visit.

Yes. For rentals, many owners choose durable, easy-to-clean paints that give a neat finish at a sensible cost. We can suggest options for your budget.

Yes. Painting is easiest when the property is empty, because furniture doesn’t need moving and the work finishes faster. We can also schedule it between tenants to avoid rent loss.

Minor repairs such as filling cracks, patching holes and fixing damp spots can be included. Tell us about them during the site visit and we will list them in the quote.

Washable emulsions in light, neutral shades are popular, because they hide marks, look bright and are easy to touch up. We can recommend options from brands such as Asian Paints.

For a vacant property, no. If the property is occupied, we move and cover furniture and protect floors, but it’s better to clear fragile items.