What our customers say.

Booked them to respray our dated brown front door and it came back a deep anthracite that lifts the whole entrance. Quoted fairly, turned up on time and done in an afternoon.

Our oak kitchen doors and drawer fronts are now a smart jet black satin. Two days on site, barely any mess, and it saved us thousands against a whole new kitchen.

The tired white uPVC on our bay window is now Chartwell Green and looks factory-fresh. The quote took a little while to come back, otherwise no complaints at all.

Front and back doors sprayed a soft graphite. What stood out was the masking — not a speck of paint on the glass or the brickwork.

Matched our kitchen units to a deep navy I had seen in a magazine and got it bang on. They clearly do not rush the prep.

Whole-house render done in a soft sage green. The difference from the road is night and day, and two neighbours have already asked for the number.

Up-and-over garage door redone in graphite. They kept me in the loop at every stage from survey to final coat — proper professionals.

Every cabinet door and drawer front in the kitchen sprayed matt black. A fraction of the new kitchen we had priced up, and honestly it looks better.

Kitchen units in satin black with really crisp edges. The rain pushed us back a day, but the finish made it worth the wait.

Front bay window and the surrounding frames in a warm cream. A short wait for a slot, but the spraying itself was faultless.

Sectional garage door in graphite and it has transformed the front of the house. You can tell this is what they do every day.

Garage door came back in Agate Grey looking like new. Everything was masked off and they swept the drive before leaving.

All the kitchen doors sprayed matt black in place — hardly any mess and no strong smell. Delighted with how sharp it looks.

Fascias, soffits and guttering resprayed French Grey. Wish I had done it years ago instead of getting the ladder out every summer.

Conservatory frames and roof trims in Agate Grey, smooth and even throughout. Done in a day with barely any disruption to us.

Bay window and frames in satin black — a real lift to the kerb appeal. A couple of passers-by have stopped to ask about it.

Garage door matched to the satin black on our windows. On time, worked cleanly and hoovered the drive after.

Sectional garage door in a warm cream. So careful around the brickwork you would never know a gun had been near the wall.

Garage door in jet black, prep and masking spotless. The only reason it is four stars is that I had to chase the invoice.

Kitchen doors and drawers matched to a soft sage. They walked me through the whole process first so I knew what to expect each day.

Kitchen units in Anthracite, a showroom finish. Not a drop of paint anywhere it should not be.

Up-and-over garage door in a deep navy. Punctual, polite and clearly proud of the work.

Kitchen cabinets in graphite grey. A touch dearer than another quote, but the finish makes it obvious why.

Tired front door brought back to life in a warm cream, sorted in one afternoon. Really pleased with it.

Pebbledash and window surrounds in a deep navy, even coverage right across the front. The masking was meticulous.

Whole-house render in a soft sage green — it has transformed a tired 90s exterior. Couldn't be happier with it.

Conservatory frame and roof trims in graphite. Fair quote, no surprises, and it looks like a brand-new conservatory.

Old white uPVC windows now jet black. They brought sample boards round so I could see the shade in daylight before deciding.

Windows and the two doors done in matt black, crisp lines throughout. This is plainly their specialism.

Fitted wardrobe doors sprayed satin black, done in the room with great care around the carpet and skirting.

Pebbledash and surrounds in Anthracite, a lovely even coat. Careful, tidy and no overspray to be seen.

Windows and doors resprayed matt black — it has lifted the whole house. Only wish we had booked it sooner.

Front bay window and frames in Anthracite Grey. Arrived exactly when they said and left everything spotless.

Garage door in Agate Grey for a fraction of a replacement. Really careful around the surrounding render.

Windows and doors in satin black. They talked me through the colours with sample boards first, no pressure at all.

Windows and doors in Anthracite; the transformation is genuinely striking. Real attention to detail from start to finish.

Staircase spindles and bannister sprayed a crisp chalk white — far smoother than a brush could ever manage. Fair fixed price too.

Garage door in a soft sage green, not a run or a speck of overspray anywhere. Worth every penny.

Conservatory frame and roof trims in a deep navy. On time, tidy, and a lovely even finish.

Windows and doors in jet black — the sort of finish you simply cannot get with a brush. Clearly specialists.

Windows and doors in Anthracite Grey, factory-smooth throughout. Neat, careful workers who left the place tidy.

Windows and doors in Chartwell Green for far less than replacing them. Careful around every pane of glass.

Kitchen units in a soft sage green. Arrived on schedule, worked tidily and cleared up after themselves.

Front and back doors in Chartwell Green, smooth and even. A little dearer than elsewhere but the quality shows.

Old white uPVC windows now Chartwell Green, absolutely immaculate. You can see this is their trade.

Kitchen doors and drawer fronts in Agate Grey, no paint where it should not be. A faultless job.

Front bay window and frames in a soft sage. Even throughout, and they left the room cleaner than they found it.

Fascias and bargeboards in French Grey. Slightly above the cheapest quote, but you can see where the money went.

Whole-house render in a deep navy, like new. They talked me through the colours with sample boards first.

Sectional garage door in Chartwell Green for a fraction of a new one. Brought samples so I could choose in daylight.

Front railings and garden gate in satin black — a bold choice that really works. Turned up on time and worked tidily.

Front and back doors in jet black, a showroom finish. Kept me posted from quote through to the final coat.

Bay window and frames in Chartwell Green. A small wait for the quote, but the spraying itself was excellent.

Faded front door back to life in satin black. Not a mark on the glass or the surrounding frame.

Kitchen units in satin black, crisp and even. Fair price with nothing added on at the end.

Kitchen units colour-matched to a soft sage. Fixed quote, flawless coverage, would happily use them again.

Up-and-over garage door in Agate Grey. Careful around the render and a lovely even coat.

Garage door in matt black — it completely lifts the front. Honest quote and no surprises.

Faded front door redone in a warm cream for a fraction of a replacement. Fair price and a lovely result.

Kitchen doors and drawers in Anthracite. The weather cost us a day, but the finish was well worth it.

Pebbledash and surrounds matched to satin black. A bit above the cheapest quote, but the coverage is spot on.

Front and back doors in a soft sage green. Fixed price, tidy work, just gutted we did not do it years back.

Sectional garage door in Agate Grey, factory-smooth. On time and tidied up before they left.

Cladding on the side extension resprayed a deep slate grey. Spotless masking and a smooth, even coat, all done in a morning.

Kitchen units in graphite grey. They brought the sample boards round first so we could get the shade exactly right.

Garage door in satin black, immaculate. The only niggle was a short wait for the written quote.

Tired white uPVC windows now graphite grey — it lifts the whole house. Prep and masking were spotless.

White uPVC windows in Anthracite. Careful around every pane; my only regret is not booking a summer earlier.

Sectional garage door in Agate Grey for a fraction of a new one. Careful around the render and tidy throughout.

Pebbledash and window surrounds in Agate Grey. Brought colour samples round and matched it perfectly.

So glad we sprayed rather than replaced the garage door — French Grey, at half the price of new. The weather added a day.

Front bay window and frames in Chartwell Green for a fraction of replacing them. A sharp, even finish.