A lot of our work in Eccles comes from word of mouth — a neighbour recommending us to another, a client calling us back for the next room. That kind of reputation only comes from turning up when we say we will and leaving a finish that holds up. We take the same approach whether it’s one room or a full house.
Eccles has a good spread of terraces, semis and larger family homes, and we’re comfortable working on all of them. If you’ve got a project in mind, get in touch and we’ll talk you through how we’d approach it.
A full repaint refreshing a family home in Eccles.
Interior decorating
New colour and finish throughout a living room.
Our process
From quotation to final inspection.
01
Visit & quotation
We take the time to understand your project and provide a clear, detailed quote.
02
Preparation
Careful preparation protects your home and ensures the best possible finish.
03
Decoration
Using quality materials and proven techniques for a smooth, even result.
04
Final inspection
We check every detail and make sure you’re completely happy with the result.
What our clients say
Respectful work in your home.
We treat every home with care and respect. Our team works cleanly, protects your furniture and keeps you informed throughout the project. We’re tidy, considerate and always happy to answer any questions.
“Really pleased with the work BJD did on our house in Eccles. They were tidy, professional and the finish is excellent throughout.”
Homeowner, Eccles
Homes we work on
Homes we work on.
We decorate a wide mix of homes across Eccles, from Victorian terraces close to the town centre to larger semis and detached houses further out. Each brings its own considerations, from period woodwork to modern plasterboard finishes.
Exterior work is a big part of what we do here too — render, brickwork and joinery all need different approaches, and we make sure the right preparation and materials are used for each.
As well as Eccles, we cover Monton, Ellesmere Park, Swinton, Pendlebury, Broadoak Park and the surrounding area — get in touch if you’re nearby and not sure.