Boarding and preparation
Forming suitable backgrounds, packing, repairing reveals and preparing disturbed surfaces.
Finishing works
Lift entrance making good.
Careful reinstatement and finishing around new landing doors so the completed installation sits properly within the building.
The final interface
From installation opening to finished entrance.
Even a technically successful lift replacement can look unfinished when the construction around the landing doors is poorly resolved.
Our multi-trade approach allows the plastering, carpentry, trims, sealants and decoration to be coordinated as one finishing package.
Reveals and wall finishes
Beads, base preparation, plaster repairs and smooth finishing around entrance frames.
Skirtings, trims and boxing
Neat reinstatement of skirtings and construction of suitable trims or local boxing.
Junctions and interfaces
Clean, controlled sealing at frames, trims and adjacent finishes where specified.
Prepared and painted
Filling, sanding, mist coats and finish coats to blend the new work with its surroundings.
Landing-by-landing checks
Consistent finishes inspected across every level before final handover.
Before & after
From exposed interface to finished landing.
Multi-trade preparation, plastering, trimming and decoration brought together as one coordinated package.
Coordinated finish
Fewer trades. Clearer responsibility.
Using one team for the complete entrance finish avoids gaps between plastering, carpentry and decoration and makes programme coordination easier.
- Works sequenced around completed lift entrances
- Frames and equipment protected
- Existing finishes matched where practical
- Snagging completed before handover