Services

Facade, roof and renovation work in Tartu

From facade insulation and painting through to turnkey renovation. One crew, one schedule, and a quality check the painter completes on their phone at the end of every job. Pick the service you need below – or describe the property and we will tell you what makes sense.

Tartu and the surrounding area

Private and commercial

Ecolabelled paints

Documented handover

A yellow timber house under scaffolding, with a hedge and fence in front

Six services, one point of responsibility

Most jobs start as one thing and turn into another. Painting a facade often reveals that the insulation is no longer doing its job, or that the roof needs washing first. Our advantage is that you do not have to go and find a second company for it.

How we work

Three things that are true on every site we run

Whether it is a single facade or a full apartment renovation.

How a project runs

The same routine on every site

Site visit

We come out and assess the condition of the surface. On larger properties we measure and photograph, so the quote is accurate rather than an estimate.

Itemised quote

You get a written quote that separates preparation, materials, execution and scaffolding. You can see what you are paying for and what could be dropped.

Work on schedule

We start on the agreed day. The site stays tidy while work is in progress – in an apartment building that matters as much as the finished result.

Quality check and handover

The painter completes the phone-based quality check, then we go through the result with you. The job is finished only when you agree that it is.

The front facade of a white villa, its veranda and a ladder during the work

Our clients

Homeowners, apartment associations and businesses

Homeowners usually come to us when the facade has started to flake, or when the house is cold and the heating bill is high. What matters most here is an honest answer to one question: is painting enough, or does it make more sense to insulate at the same time – because the scaffolding has to go up anyway, and it is not worth paying for it twice.

Apartment associations and apartment buildings need reporting as well as work: stages that can be presented at a meeting, and a schedule that holds. The itemised quote and the documented handover exist for exactly that.

For businesses and developers we do both new-build finishing and renovation. We have been operating in Stockholm since 2010 and in Estonia since 2024 – the same way of working on both sides of the sea.

Before and after

The same site, two states

Drag the handle, or move it with the arrow keys, to see where the work started and where it ended up.

Deck boards weathered grey before oiling
Before
The deck after oiling, its edges still masked
After

Oiling a deck

Boards weathered grey were washed, sanded and covered in a brown wood oil.

A commercial hall with unpainted plasterboard walls before finishing
Before
A commercial hall painted white, with a scissor lift
After

Finishing a commercial hall

The plasterboard walls filled, primed and sprayed white.

Unfitted kitchen units and exposed pipework during the renovation
Before
The finished kitchen with white units and a dark worktop
After

Renovating a kitchen

The old kitchen out, the pipework moved and new units fitted with a worktop.

The flaking plinth, the steps and the railing in a wider view before the work
Before
The finished plinth, the stair railing and the gravel strip at the corner
After

Plinth and the ground by the steps

Flaking render off, the plinth re-rendered and painted, the gravel strip put back.

The floor covering lifted and the subfloor exposed in a bedroom
Before
A finished bedroom with a new wood floor and painted walls
After

A bedroom floor and walls

The old covering lifted, the subfloor made good and the walls repainted.

A weathered timber fence panel before it is oiled
Before
A timber fence panel after it was treated with brown oil
After

Oiling a timber fence

Panels weathered grey were washed and covered in a brown wood oil.

A plinth with flaking render and the stair railing before the work
Before
The plinth rendered and painted, under yellow board cladding
After

Rendering and painting a plinth

The old coating removed, the surface levelled, then two coats of weather-resistant paint.

Plasterboard walls and stacked boards in a commercial hall before finishing
Before
A hall finished in white, with a ladder and the exit, after the work
After

Hall walls and ceiling

The structure boarded out, the walls and ceiling filled and painted.

Completed work

Photographs from our sites

A short selection of our own job photographs, taken during the work and after handover. The whole gallery, with the service filter, has its own page.

Environmentally sound materials

Paints you can breathe around

We use Nordic Swan Ecolabel paints: low in solvents and low in odour. The same product range our parent company works with in Sweden.

  • Nordic Swan Ecolabel

Get a quote

Not sure which service you need?

Describe the property and we will tell you what is worth doing, and in what order. The site visit and quote are free.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about our services

Do I need to insulate the facade before painting it?

Not necessarily, but it is worth deciding at the same time. Scaffolding, preparation and site setup are the same either way, so insulating separately later means paying for them twice. At the site visit we will say whether it makes sense for your building.

How is facade renovation different from painting?

Painting is the finish across the whole surface. Renovation means getting the surface right first: removing loose render or paint, filling cracks, replacing damaged cladding boards. If the substrate is not sound, even the best paint will not save it.

Does a roof need washing before it is painted?

Yes. Moss and algae hold moisture and stop the paint bonding. Paint applied to an unwashed roof will start to lift. We do the pressure washing and the painting as one job.

What does “turnkey” mean in your case?

That we organise the whole project: carpenters, electricians, floor sanders and finishing all come through us and work to our schedule. You have one contract and one contact, not five subcontractors.

Can I order just one service?

Of course. Most projects start as one job. If the site visit shows something else is more urgent we will say so – but the decision is yours.

When should I arrange the site visit?

The exterior season in Estonia is short. If you are planning summer facade work it is worth arranging the visit in winter or early spring, while there is still room in the schedule.

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