Everything people ask before booking

No, and that is intentional. We run as a service-area business — the crew, tools and samples come to your home instead. It keeps our overheads low, and that shows up in the quote rather than in a showroom lease.

You get the crew lead's name and number before the visit, and our team arrives in branded company T-shirts. Our founder Ansar Khan is contactable directly on the number on this site through the whole project.

Yes. We measure, inspect and give you a written per-square-foot quote at no cost and with no obligation. You are not signing anything at the visit.

Only if you change the scope. The quote is measured and fixed against the agreed scope — if we find something during prep that changes the work, such as hidden damp behind a wall, we stop and re-quote that portion before proceeding rather than adding it to the final bill.

UPI, bank transfer or card via a payment link. You get a proper invoice. We take a booking advance, with the balance staged against milestones — never the full amount up front.

Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad are our core zones with the fastest scheduling. We also cover Indirapuram, Vasundhara, Vaishali and Kaushambi routinely, and take on larger projects in South Delhi and Gurgaon.

Yes. We deal with RWA paperwork, gate passes and permitted working hours ourselves so you are not chasing your society office.

No. We deliberately specialise in surface work — painting, waterproofing, polishing and finishing. If you need layouts and modular carpentry, we will happily work alongside your designer.

A typical 2BHK works out to roughly ₹34,000 – ₹72,500 at a standard finish, depending on paint grade and how much wall repair is needed. Use the cost calculator for a range specific to your flat, then we confirm it on site.

A 2BHK interior repaint is usually 3–5 working days. We can work room-by-room so you can stay in the house.

Either. Most clients let us supply so the whole job stays under one warranty. If you prefer to buy, we quote labour-only.

Asian Paints, Berger, Dulux and Nerolac. The brand and exact product go on the written quote so there is no substitution later.

Usually a failed bathroom floor membrane or a leaking concealed pipe, not the bedroom wall itself. We check both faces and the plumbing chase before quoting — treating the bedroom side alone would not hold.

A standard 800–1,200 sq.ft terrace is 3–5 days including curing between coats, plus a ponding test. Rain extends this.

Yes — the period depends on the system specified and is written on the invoice. Ask us to state it before you approve the quote.

Interior injection work, yes. Terrace membranes need dry, cured substrate — applying in the wet is how these jobs fail. We will tell you to wait rather than take the booking.

Melamine is more economical and suits low-traffic surfaces. PU is harder, more water and scratch resistant, and holds its sheen far longer — worth it on kitchen shutters, doors and anything handled daily.

No. We set up a controlled spray zone in your home. Fitted wardrobes cannot be moved without damage, and transporting loose furniture adds risk and cost.

There is solvent odour during application and cure. We ventilate and schedule around your occupancy — most clients keep the treated room shut for 24–48 hours.

Usually yes. We strip or sand back the failed coat, repair the substrate, then build the new finish. We assess and tell you honestly if a piece is beyond economical repair.

No — and that is deliberate. We specialise in surface finishing and execute to a brief. It keeps our quality high and our pricing honest. We are happy to work with your designer.

Most single feature walls are 1–3 days including base prep and cure between stages. Metallic and stucco finishes sit at the longer end.

Often yes, if the existing coat is sound and well bonded. We check adhesion first — applying over a flaking base guarantees failure.

We will get close and show you a sample panel so expectations are set against a real surface, not a filtered image. We tell you up front if a reference is not achievable on your substrate.