Internal decorating
Offices, communal areas, classrooms, meeting rooms, washrooms and circulation.
FM and Cleaning · Decorating and Redecoration
Decorating and Redecoration
Internal and external decorating for offices, schools, housing and managed estates: void repaints, planned redecoration cycles and reactive damage repair on the same AOG contract.
Internal and external. Voids. Planned cycles.
Decorating, run inside the AOG operating model.
Decorating sits inside the same AOG account as security, construction support and vacant property. One project manager owns the contract. One helpdesk takes the calls. One weekly report covers every visit, task and reactive job.
You take the service on its own, or alongside the rest of the FM division. The covenant, the compliance ledger and the point of contact stay the same either way.
Internal and external decorating for commercial properties, schools, housing communal areas and managed estates. Planned redecoration cycles, void repaints and reactive damage repair, all managed under one contract and reported in the weekly account review.
At a glance
- Cover model
- Voids · cycles · reactive
- Spec
- Centrally held · matched
- Mobilisation
- From 7 days
- Reporting
- Per-job · photo evidence
What it covers
The work, line by line.
Every line is delivered against written assignment instructions and reported into the AOG weekly review.
External decorating
Window frames, soffits, fascia, hard standing and external metalwork.
Void and turnaround repaints
Housing voids and end-of-tenancy repaints, booked into the void schedule.
Planned redecoration cycles
Multi-year cycle plans so decoration is forecast, not reactive.
Reactive damage repair
Scuffs, dents and damage attended on the helpdesk, not waiting for the next cycle.
Colour and specification
Spec held centrally so every repaint matches the brand or housing standard.
What is included
Inside the service.
- Internal decorating for offices, communal areas, classrooms, meeting rooms, washrooms and circulation
- External decorating covering window frames, soffits, fascia, hard standing and external metalwork
- Void and turnaround repaints for housing voids and end-of-tenancy, booked into the void schedule
- Planned redecoration cycles with multi-year cycle plans so decoration is forecast, not reactive
- Reactive damage repair for scuffs, dents and damage attended on helpdesk outside the planned cycle
- Colour and specification held centrally so every repaint matches the brand or housing standard
Why AOG
What you get that you would not elsewhere.
Multi-year redecoration cycle plans make decoration a budgeted line item, not an unplanned cost
Void repaints booked directly into the housing void schedule so turnaround targets are met
Colour spec held centrally — every painter uses the same reference, every repaint matches
Reactive damage repair attended via the helpdesk without waiting for the next planned cycle
Internal and external decorating under one contract removes the need to manage separate painters
Reported inside the AOG account review alongside cleaning and PPM for a single FM overview
Where it is deployed
Sectors using Decorating and Redecoration.
Proof
Operational, not aspirational.
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Signet retail locations delivered across the decorating and cleaning programme
Ernest Jones and H Samuel repaints delivered to one colour spec, on one schedule, across the national portfolio.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What commercial decorating work does AOG undertake?
Internal decorating for offices, communal areas, classrooms and washrooms, external decorating covering window frames, fascia and metalwork, and void or turnaround repaints for housing, all delivered on a planned multi-year cycle or reactively through the helpdesk.
Can decorating be scheduled out of hours?
Yes, where that avoids disrupting an occupied building. Decorating can be planned around occupancy in the same way as other FM works.
Do you complete preparation and minor making-good before painting?
Yes. Preparation and minor making-good are part of the decorating scope, so surfaces are properly prepared before any paint is applied rather than painted over existing damage.
Can decorating be combined with cleaning before handover?
Yes. Decorating and cleaning are commonly sequenced together ahead of a handover or relet, which is the same model used on the Signet retail decorating and cleaning programme across Ernest Jones and H Samuel stores.
How is colour and specification agreed and signed off?
Colour and specification are held centrally so every decorator works from the same reference, whether that is a brand standard or a housing authority specification, and every repaint matches it.
Talk to the FM team.
Tell us the building, the hours and the standard you need held. We will come back with a spec and a quote.