Painter and Decorator

Moxie People; Bracknell; On-site; GBP 35,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Holiday pay

36 days holiday

Job summary

Moxie People in Bracknell is seeking a Painter and Decorator for domestic social housing projects. You will wash, prep and decorate while tackling damp and mould, delivering a high-quality finish.

The role covers walls, ceilings and woodwork as required; you will work on-site with planned schedules and supportive materials. A full UK driving licence is required; van and fuel card are provided.

Qualifications

• Experience washing/prepping and decorating, especially around damp and mould.
• Good eye for finish and attention to detail.
• Full UK driving licence; van and fuel card provided.
• Experience in social housing is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Washing down / cleaning affected areas
• Mould treatments and prep
• Stain blocking / sealing
• Re-decorating (walls, ceilings, woodwork)
• Leave a proper finish — quality work for social housing

Skills

Washing/prepping

Finish quality

Driving licence

Job description

Painter and Decorator (3656328) Bracknell, England

Salary: GBP34500 - GBP39000 per annum + +£5500 in Holiday pay , 36 days holiday

Damp & Mould Washer / Decorator – Want work that actually feels worth it?

£34500 + £5500 in Holiday pay ( if previously self employed/CIS)

Not every job leaves a mark.

This one does, in the best way.

Because when you walk out of a property after you’ve sorted damp, treated mould and left the walls looking fresh again…

you’re not just “decorating”.

You’re giving someone their home back.

If you’re the type who cares about a neat finish, hates cutting corners, and gets a quiet bit of satisfaction from seeing a room go from rough to right, you’ll fit in here.

The day-to-day (simple + honest)

You’ll be out on domestic social housing properties, doing work like:

• Washing down / cleaning affected areas
• Mould treatments and prep
• Stain blocking / sealing
• Re-decorating (walls, ceilings, woodwork depending on the job)
• Leaving a proper finish — not “good enough for social housing”, but good enough for you
• It’s practical work. Hands-on. Visible results.

Why people tend to stay in roles like this

Because it’s not chaos for the sake of it.

• You’ll have structure – planned jobs, sensible scheduling
• You’ll have the right materials – not being asked to perform miracles with the wrong kit
• You’ll be treated like a tradesperson – trusted to do the job properly
• You’ll get that “I made it better” feeling – regularly
• You’ll be doing work that matters – especially for families, children, and vulnerable tenants

This role suits someone who’s quietly proud of their work.

Not loud. Not flashy.

Just reliable, skilled, and bothered about standards.

What we’re looking for (no nonsense)

• Experience washing/prepping and decorating (especially around damp & mould)
• A good eye for finish
• Someone who turns up, gets on, and treats residents with respect
• Full UK driving licence( van and fuel card provided, along with all materials)

Yes, I am currently eligible to work (work permit/visa/citizenship) in the country to which I am applying. No, I am not currently eligible to work (work permit/visa/citizenship) in the country to which I am applying.