Every trade we offer, on real jobs across the Koblenz–Westerwald corridor. Filter by the kind of work you have in mind — the description tells you what was actually involved, not just what it looks like.
Render repaired, silicone-resin coat in chalk white, graphite frames picked out by hand, then the filigree drawn freehand across the gable and up the corner — no stencil, no decal. Two of us, eleven days, one very steady autumn.
Cracked plaster cut out and refilled, two coats of matte on walls and ceiling, the old stucco cornice cut in by brush rather than masked.
Screed levelled, impact underlay, click parquet laid on the diagonal to follow the window line, skirting scribed to a wall that was 14 mm out.
Woodchip stripped, lining paper hung, pattern matched across four drops without a visible seam.
Three-layer lime wash worked wet-on-wet so the cloud pattern reads differently morning and evening.
Four rooms back to neutral in three days so the keys could change hands on the Friday. Occupied the whole time.
One vinyl run across 62 m² with no threshold strip, which meant levelling two different substrates to meet within a millimetre. The part nobody photographs.
Polished plaster panel behind a stove, burnished to a low sheen.
Two whites half a step from each other so the ceiling lifts without going cold. Sampled on the wall first and looked at in daylight before anything was ordered.
Three floors, no scaffold allowed inside. Lining paper and a heavy vinyl hung off a ladder frame, working down so nothing dripped onto finished work.
Six interior doors and frames sprayed off-site, refitted the same week.
Facade work runs from April to October. Book the summer early — it goes.
Sample boards mixed on site, viewed in the actual room at three times of day.
Placeholder photography. Real job photos replace these before launch.
Send us the room. Free consultation on site, a written quote, and a start date you can hold us to.