We are based in Maldon and work out across the Blackwater villages, the Chelmsford belt, the towns down towards Brentwood and into the East London boroughs. The places below are where we are most often, not a limit on where we will go.
Maldon is home, so a look at a job here is usually the same week and there is never a travel charge on it..
CM9Heybridge is five minutes from us and a lot of the work there is whole house decorating and flooring rather than single rooms..
CM3Danbury is mostly larger detached housing, so the jobs there tend to be whole floors and full repaints rather than a single room..
CM1Chelmsford is on the list every week and covers everything from new build flats to Victorian terraces near the station..
CM2Great Baddow is a short run over from Maldon and a lot of it is family housing where the hall, stairs and landing is the job everybody puts off..
CM3South Woodham Ferrers was built largely in one go, so the housing is a consistent age and the same jobs come round on the same timescale..
CM8Witham is a straight run up from Maldon and mixes old Newland Street property with big estates either side of the railway..
CM7Braintree is the northern end of the patch and the work there is typically whole house rather than a single room, which makes the run worth it..
CM0Burnham sits right on the estuary, so exterior paintwork and guttering take a beating there and come round more often than they do inland..
CO5Tiptree is a short hop north east of Maldon and most of what we do there is domestic decorating and flooring..
CM3Hatfield Peverel sits between Maldon and Witham, so we pass through it regularly and small jobs there are easy to fit in..
SS11Wickford is on the southern edge of the patch and the housing there is mostly post war stock where guttering and windows are the first things to go..
CM12Billericay is largely private housing on generous plots, so the work there tends to be planned rather than reactive..
CM14Brentwood is the halfway point between the Essex side and the London side of what we cover, and both kinds of job turn up there..
RM1Romford is where the East London side of the patch starts, and a lot of the work there is rented and recently bought property being brought up to scratch..
IG1Ilford is dense terraced and converted flat property, so access and parking get planned before the day rather than on it..
IG11Barking work is mostly flats and terraces, and a lot of it is turnaround decorating between tenants where speed matters..
IG8Woodford Green has a lot of substantial older housing, which usually means careful preparation on the woodwork rather than a quick coat over it..
E11Wanstead is period housing with original features people want kept, so the work there is careful preparation rather than fast turnaround..