Based in Portsmouth and working across Hampshire and West Sussex, from Southsea and Hayling out to Chichester, Bognor, Winchester and Southampton. The list below is where the work comes from most often, not a limit on where we will go.
Portsmouth is home ground, so most weeks start and finish inside the city.
Read morePO1Southsea fronts take the weather harder than anywhere else on the patch, which is why so much of our exterior work comes from there.
Read morePO4Cosham sits right at the top of the island, so it is a five minute run and easy to look at a job the same week.
Read morePO6Havant is a regular run and a lot of the work there is a full exterior plus the gutters in the same visit.
Read morePO9Waterlooville is largely modern estate housing, so wash downs and UPVC cleaning make up a lot of what we do there.
Read morePO7Fareham brings a good mix of interior decorating and full exteriors, often on the same house a season apart.
Read morePO16Gosport is a run round the harbour and the salt air there means the timber and the metalwork need looking at more often than the walls do.
Read morePO12Hayling is as exposed as it gets on this coast and the exteriors there wear faster than anywhere else we work.
Read morePO11Emsworth has a lot of older harbour-side property where the right paint matters more than the colour does.
Read morePO10Petersfield is the northern end of the patch and the jobs there tend to be older property that wants a traditional approach.
Read moreGU32Chichester work is often inside a conservation area, so the colour and the finish get checked before anything is ordered.
Read morePO19Bognor is the eastern edge of the regular patch and the work there is nearly all exterior, for obvious reasons.
Read morePO21Southampton is the far western end of the radius and those jobs get booked as a full week rather than a day visit.
Read moreSO14Winchester property is generally older and the exteriors there need a coating that lets the wall breathe rather than the cheapest tin on the shelf.
Read moreSO23Eastleigh is a straight run up the motorway and the terraces there are consistent enough that the jobs price predictably.
Read moreSO50Horndean is fifteen minutes up the road and a lot of the work there is annual maintenance rather than one-off jobs.
Read morePO8Portchester sits on the water at the top of the harbour, so the exteriors there get the salt without the full seafront exposure.
Read morePO16Denmead is a short run north and the properties there are mostly newer, so it is maintenance work more often than repair.
Read morePO7Give us a ring. If it is inside about 40 miles of Portsmouth the answer is almost always yes.