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As a family-run business, we specialize in spray painting and home improvement services for both residential and commercial properties. We pride ourselves on offering a friendly and reliable service, ensuring a great customer experience from the initial contact to the project's completion, all at a competitive rate.
Our team consists of experienced staff that is polite and professional, from our office to our skilled contractors. We strive to maintain high standards of workmanship, ensuring customer satisfaction throughout the process.
Here are some reasons why you should choose Fix and Brush for your next project:
- We offer a friendly, personal service
- We are fully insured
- Your satisfaction is our top priority
- We offer free, no-obligation estimates
- We always keep the job site clean and tidy
- We show up on time, every time.
If you don't see the service you need on our website, please don't hesitate to contact us at 07535 834 263. We will be more than happy to help you.
Please note that we may use subcontractors for certain aspects of the work, but will always keep you informed.
Where we work
We cover a radius of 35 miles (outer ring) for the following Services:
- Kitchen Spray Painting Services
- uPVC windows
- Large Bespoke built-in units
- Render spray painting
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We cover a radius of 20 miles (inner circle)
for Painting and Decorating Services.
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Unsure if your area is covered? Drop us a message below or contact on 07535 834263 to find out.
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Customer from Fleet
"Our bedroom units were over thirty years old and looking very tired and dated. David and his team from Fix and Brush have worked miracles and with the addition of new nobs have dragged the bedroom back to the 21st century. His attention to detail is exceptional and the spray finish looks like the units have just come out of the showroom. He even fixed the squeaky floorboards, resprayed the ceiling and repaired the damaged edges on a couple of shelves. All in all a quality job at the fraction of the cost of new units.”
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