Wallpaper installation covers hanging paper on prepared walls, from a single feature wall to a full room re-paper. The job includes measuring and calculating drop counts, stripping old paper if needed, lining walls where the paper calls for it, pattern matching across seams, and trimming neatly at skirting boards, ceilings, and around sockets, doors, and windows. It's a different skill set from painting: pattern papers, vinyls, and mural panels each behave differently when pasted, and a fitter who's good with emulsion isn't automatically good with wallpaper. In Norwich, this covers everyone from period terraces off Unthank Road with uneven Victorian plaster to new-build flats near the river where walls are flatter but often need lining paper first for a smooth finish.
When you're comparing installers, ask about wall preparation (stripping, filling, lining), how they handle pattern repeats and matching (this is where cheap jobs fall apart at the seams), whether they supply and price paper hanging separately from paste and sundries, and what happens if a roll runs short mid-job. Good fitters will also flag problem walls, like damp patches or old paper that won't strip cleanly, before they start rather than after.
We rank the 6 wallpaper installers we cover in Norwich using our standard scoring, which weighs review evidence, responsiveness, and consistency of work over time rather than a single star rating. See the full breakdown in our ranked guide to Norwich painters, and read how the scoring works on our methodology page.