Turnarounds for Teversham landlords and agents
The 2021 Census recorded 404 privately rented households in the parish and another 180 in social housing. For landlords and letting agents, that means rooms with shelf holes, scuffs and the odd water mark, and a fixed date when the next tenant arrives.
We fill and make good, stain-block marks with Zinsser, strip and repaint tired rooms, and use a washable matt that can be touched up at the next changeover. Small repairs go to our builder or carpenter so the flat is ready in one go.
Business premises just east of Cambridge
Part of the parish became Cambridge City Airport from the 1930s as Marshall's business grew. For offices, workshops or shops in and around the village, we plan around your opening hours, keep exits clear and sand with Mirka dust-free sanders. A copy of our £5 million public liability policy is available for your records.
Bigger jobs suit a team of 12; we decorated 38 rooms at Westminster College around the college's own timetable.
Teversham at a glance
- 8 milesby road from our Landbeach base, about 11 minutesOSRM routing
- 2,865people live hereCensus 2021
- 1,225householdsCensus 2021
- 33%of homes are privately rentedCensus 2021
- 15%are social rentedCensus 2021
- 22%are flatsCensus 2021
How we approach commercial painting
For a Teversham rental we fix the handover date first, then wash down or strip, fill fixings, seal marks with Zinsser and repaint in Little Greene Intelligent Matt or a similar washable finish. Doors and skirtings are refreshed in satin. On business premises we agree working areas and hours in advance and tidy every evening. The full method, products and FAQs are on our commercial painting page.