Snag-list clear-up
The small unfinished items that stop a new or newly renovated home from feeling done.
£350.00deposit · one visit up to 4 hours
Guide: from £4.00 per m² of floor area
Finishing & completion
Built, but not quite finished?
Posterity Studio closes the last jobs after a build or renovation — snag lists, second-fix joinery, walls and ceilings, and the touch-ups before keys change hands. Pick a job and pay a published deposit, or ask us to call you first.
Fixed deposits, shown upfrontExtra work only if you agree14-day cancellation
Services
What we finish
The flat deposit covers what fits into four hours. Guide prices scale with the size of the job — if yours looks bigger, ask for a quote and we will give you a realistic figure first.
Second-fix joinery tidy
Doors, frames, skirting and trims that still look half-fitted.
£420.00deposit · one visit up to 4 hours
Guide: from £18.00 per linear metre of skirting or architrave
Walls & ceilings finish
Preparation and paint so walls and ceilings are ready to live with.
£380.00deposit · one visit up to 4 hours
Guide: from £16.00 per m² of wall or ceiling
Move-in & handover touch-up
Final touch-ups before keys change hands, a tenancy starts or sale photos are taken.
£320.00deposit · one visit up to 4 hours
Guide: from £4.50 per m² of floor area
How it works
A visit first. Anything extra only with your yes.
Tell us the job
Pick one of the four jobs and pay its published deposit, or send a quote request with your postcode and we will call you first.
We agree a date in writing
Once we know the address and how to get in, we confirm a visit date. Paying does not lock a time slot on the day you pay.
Up to four hours on site
If your list fits, the deposit is the full price. Anything more comes as a written quote — remaining amount = quoted extra labour + quoted extra materials. Say no and you owe nothing further.
Free quote
Describe the house. We'll ring you.
Tell us the job, the property and the postcode, then leave a number. We use that to check whether we can get to you and what the job really involves.
Who we are not for
Structural design, new-build contracts, building-control inspections and surveyor's reports. For those, you need a structural engineer, a building inspector or a RICS surveyor.