Painter in Amsterdam and the Randstad

Our service area runs from the Zaanstreek and Waterland in the north to the Bollenstreek and Leiden in the south, and from Kennemerland and the coast in the west to the Gooi, the Vechtstreek and Almere in the east. Within that area we know the building stock: the canal houses and townhouses of Amsterdam, the timber-building tradition of the Zaanstreek, the 1930s-style neighbourhoods of Haarlem and Bussum, postwar new towns such as Purmerend and Zoetermeer, and the coastal towns where salt and wind put extra strain on the woodwork.

That makes a real difference for your painting work. Woodwork at the coast needs a shorter maintenance cycle than further inland. Listed-building woodwork in a historic town centre calls for a different approach than the window frames of a postwar single-family home. And for VvE complexes, planning, phasing and resident communication matter just as much as the painting itself. Each town's page sets out exactly what we look out for there.