How do painters protect my property?

Question

When a painter comes by to paint on a property, what steps are usually taken to protect a property from the products being used?

Robbie · Accepted Answer

Most decorators cover the sounding areas with ever plastic sheet and tape or dust sheets and around the edge of carpets tape are painters this is the first step we take

Liam · Answer

The painter will help move furniture and items out of the way cover up the flooring and any other items that need covering up

James · Answer

All furniture is carefully moved and covered in plastic sheeting, and breakable items are moved out of the area and put away and all floors are coved in dust sheets.

Desmond · Answer

Depending on the job in hand dust sheets will be put down and plastic sheeting used on chairs tables tv etc.

Bano · Answer

Hello normally any painter before he starts painting he covers what needs to be covered  with Canvas and linoleum there is a special canvas for flooring cover

Mark · Answer

Dust sheets foot protection and clarity regarding any furnishings

Paul · Answer

Dust sheets applied to all floors and furnishings and masking tape used where required some traders use shoe covers too

Kennedy · Answer

Painters and Decorators like myself and my company have liability insurance in the event something damaging happens.  Other than that painters protect the property by using plastic sheetings and drop/dust cloths to prevent paint from getting on furniture.

Phillip · Answer

The painter will have their own dust sheets to protect your property from any paint droplets.

Dale · Answer

Anything that remains in the rooms to be painted which can’t be moved to get sheeted over as well as floors and other surfaces needing protection, this is the first measure to be taken before starting to paint or prep, hope this helps.

How do painters protect my property?

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