Insurance Work

Yes. When a property needs repainting as part of an insurance claim — after water, storm or fire damage — Matty's Painting can carry out the make-good painting and finishing. Matt understands these jobs come at a stressful time, so he keeps communication clear and reliable throughout. Get in touch with the details of the damage and what's involved, and he'll talk you through how he can help and what the next steps look like.

Insurance painting is quoted from an on-site assessment of the damage and the make-good required. Matt looks at the affected areas, the preparation and repair needed and the finish required to match the rest of the property, then provides a clear written quote setting out the scope. That written documentation is often useful for your claim. Quotes are free and there's no obligation to proceed.

Yes. Insurance jobs often involve a builder or restoration company already on site, as well as the insurer, and Matt is happy to coordinate with them on access, timing and scope. Keeping everyone informed helps the painting fit smoothly into the overall repair. Put him in touch with the relevant people and he'll handle the practical coordination from there.

Matt provides a clear written quote setting out the scope of the make-good painting, which gives you documentation to share with your insurer. He keeps communication clear as the work progresses so you have a record of what's been done. If your insurer or builder needs information presented in a particular way, let Matt know when he assesses the job and he'll do his best to accommodate it.

Timing depends on the situation — often other repair work needs to be completed first, and surfaces affected by water need to be properly dry before painting. Matt will assess the job, talk through the sequence with you and any builder involved, and give you a realistic idea of when the painting can begin. Reaching out early means he can plan the work in as soon as the space is ready.

In most cases make-good painting aims to return the property to the way it looked before the damage, which means matching the existing colours and finish as closely as possible. Matt will assess the affected areas and the surrounding surfaces when he quotes, and talk through what's needed to achieve a consistent result. If you're considering a change of colour while the work is happening, that can be discussed too.

Get in touch with a few details about what's happened and what needs repainting. Matt will arrange to assess the damage and provide a clear written quote covering the make-good work. If you already have a claim number, an insurer contact or a builder involved, mention that when you reach out — it helps him coordinate the painting with the rest of the repair from the start.