Sectors

Defence

Our expertise in repetitive housing is in high demand

Working on behalf of the MOD has long formed a very substantial part of our annual turnover and its no real surprise to find that our expertise in repetitive housing such as is required in this sector is often in demand.

Decorating barracks right across Southern England

We have been responsible for high quality decorations to living quarters in barracks right across the South of England. They often occur in remote areas befitting military operations. However this proves to be no problem for our mobile teams.

We recognise the need to be adaptable and if this means transporting our workforce to where the work is then so be it.

Prestigious work

It would be wrong though to believe our MOD work is confined to decorating their housing needs. One of our most prestigious jobs ever was working at “Admiralty House” but we’re not allowed to talk about it.

What our clients say

“I have found Brook Decorations to be second to none in their approach to site commitment. Their expertise is plain to see and appreciated”

Steve Amos, Commercial Manager, John Sisk & Co Ltd

“Brook Decorations succeeded in delivering outstanding quality and service at Sea containers House and I would recommend them unconditionally.”

Neil Ford, Client

“Brook Decorations have provided a high quality service resulting in an end product which has contributed to a well finished project.”

Vince Ingleton, Glenkerrin (UK) Limited

“I’m pleased to endorse Brook decorations as the best that I have encountered. Utterly Professional and providing quality in both service and finishes. ”

Lloyd Brown, Laing O’Rourke

“The due diligence and professionalism shown by Brook Decorations was outstanding and I would most certainly use them on future projects and am more than pleased to endorse them as being the best I have encountered.”

Lloyd Brown, South Eastern Carpentry Ltd (SEC)

“Brook Decorations have always carried out their works to a high standard and have provided the necessary resource at the demanding end of the projects.”

Nigel Warnes, Page Associates