Redmeres

Sectors · Hospitality

Restaurant decorating, planned around service.

Overnight shifts, early mornings and closure days can provide a working window. The survey establishes what can be completed, dried and cleaned within it.

Illustration: Empty restaurant with terracotta walls, timber seating and finished joinery
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Can decorating fit between services?

Some scopes can fit a closure window; others need longer. Preparation, ventilation, drying and cleaning determine what is realistic, so overnight completion is agreed only after the scope is understood.

Agree before a phase starts

  • Protect food, equipment and service areas
  • Identify the available closure window
  • Agree reopening checks with the operator

Planned around how your buildings are used.

  1. 01

    Closed-hours working

    Work planned into agreed closure windows, with protection, drying and clean-down included in each shift.

  2. 02

    Front and back of house

    Dining areas and bars finished to your look; kitchens and back-of-house areas in hard-wearing, cleanable finishes.

  3. 03

    Fast turnaround

    Products and sequencing selected around the agreed reopening conditions and available drying time.

  4. 04

    Roll-outs

    A consistent specification applied across every site in a group.

Multi-site roll-outs.

For hospitality groups, we schedule sites into a planned roll-out, agreeing closure windows site by site and recording the same finish specification across the group.

Questions we are asked

Can you finish overnight and be gone by opening?

Sometimes. It depends on the preparation, coating, ventilation, drying time and available access. We agree a realistic shift scope and handback conditions before promising an overnight completion.

Can you match our brand colours and finishes?

Yes. We work from your specification and keep it on record for every site.

Tell us about your sites.

How many sites, where they are, and when the work needs to happen. We will come back to you to arrange a site visit or a programme discussion.