Areas · within twenty miles of Leeds
Leeds First, Then Fifty Towns Within Twenty Miles
A service-area business with no showroom: the team travels to you. Leeds postcodes are the base of the round; the towns below are on it in the order we reach them.
What customers across West Yorkshire say once the job is signed off
Leeds, the base
What Leeds houses ask for
Leeds still has about 19,500 pre-1919 back-to-back houses in use, and its housing stock is mostly houses rather than flats: around 27.6% terraced and 30.6% semi-detached in the 2025 housing assessment. That is the shape of the work. Solid brick walls with no cavity, plaster that has lost its key, lath ceilings, cold gables facing the weather, and kitchens and bathrooms added long after the house was built.
The council’s own housing strategy describes the city as a national leader in energy-efficient improvement and repair of older homes, with the focus on Victorian terraced housing, which is exactly where plastering and skimming, solid wall insulation and damp and mould treatment overlap. Around that sits the newer city: student accommodation and apartment blocks, converted mills and warehouses, business parks and the offices along the river, where the calls are for drylining packages, fire lines and end-of-lease reinstatement.
Every service on the services directory is quoted from the same survey visit, in Leeds and in every town named below. There is no showroom: a surveyor comes to the property, measures it and prices the job from what the walls actually need.
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Back-to-backs and through terraces
Solid walls, party walls with chimney breasts, and plaster that blows when a hard cement render outside traps moisture. Breathable materials and a look at the outside before the inside is skimmed.
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Inter-war semis
Moortown, Alwoodley, Cross Gates and the ring-road estates: pebbledash and render on the gables, Artex in the bedrooms, coving that has gone missing in a knock-through. Straightforward once tested.
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Mixed-era streets
Little Woodhouse has Georgian terraces, 1930s houses and later council-built short terraces with concrete-clad elevations within a few streets. The same district can need cornice repair, screed and fire boarding on one visit.
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Council and social stock
Around 54,000 council dwellings from pre-1914 brick to new-build, so void turnaround, damp remediation and fire-compartment work for housing providers is a steady part of the calendar.
Across the city
Three Leeds, three kinds of job
Inner Leeds: Harehills, Headingley, Hyde Park, Burley, Kirkstall
Victorian through-terraces and back-to-backs, many of them student lets and HMOs. Ceilings overboarded and skimmed, walls hacked off and floated, textured ceilings tested, party walls soundproofed, and the fire boarding that licensing demands done in the same visit.
North Leeds: Chapel Allerton, Meanwood, Roundhay, Moortown
Larger Victorian and Edwardian houses with original cornice worth keeping, bay reveals rebuilt after new glazing, cellars converted, and inter-war semis with rendered gables reaching the end of their life. This is where the decorative and lime work lives.
City centre, the riverside and the business parks
Offices in the centre and along the river, converted warehouses at Granary Wharf and the Calls, the South Bank apartment blocks and the parks along the M621. Drylining and ceiling packages, screeds for retail units, fire-rated partitions and dilapidations at lease end.
Where we work
Leeds and forty-nine more towns on the same run
The towns below are listed nearest first, which is the order the round reaches them. The survey is the same visit and the quote is built the same way in every one of them as it is for a Leeds job. If your town is not here, ask anyway; the edge of the radius is a guide, not a wall.
Also on the round, nearest first
- Leeds
- Chapel Allerton
- Morley
- Pudsey
- Horsforth
- Lofthouse
- Garforth
- Batley
- Yeadon
- Kippax
- Dewsbury
- Wakefield
- Ossett
- Heckmondwike
- Bradford
- Cleckheaton
- Guiseley
- Liversedge
- Castleford
- Shipley
- Horbury
- Otley
- Mirfield
- Baildon
- Wetherby
- Featherstone
- Brighouse
- Pontefract
- Rastrick
- Bingley
- Harrogate
- Knottingley
- Halifax
- Huddersfield
- Elland
- Royston
- Ilkley
- Darton
- Knaresborough
- Hemsworth
- Keighley
- Sowerby Bridge
- Cudworth
- Barnsley
- New Mill
- South Elmsall
- Penistone
- Cross Hills
- Selby
- Wombwell
The base
Based in Leeds, working out to a twenty-mile ring
The map shows the business listing in Leeds. There are no premises to visit; every job starts with a surveyor coming to the property. Towns are covered in order of distance from the city, which is the order they appear in above.
Next step
Your town on the list? The survey is the same visit and the quote is built the same way
Two minutes on the form and a surveyor calls to book it. Prefer to talk first? Ring and describe the job.
On the tools around Leeds: the stages that decide a flat wall
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Tell us the town and the walls and we will come and look at them
Room sizes, what the surface is now, and what you want it to be. A surveyor reads it before calling, so the visit is booked knowing what to bring.
- Written quote listing every stage
- Survey by the directly employed team that does the work
- Leeds and the surrounding towns