Painter and decorator in Cookstown

Cookstown is about forty minutes from Omagh, out through Carrickmore. It is worth the trip for a real job: a house, a stairs, a shop, or several rooms of paper.

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Cookstown’s main street is long, and the town spreads into estates off it. From Omagh the drive is about forty minutes via Carrickmore. Martin will come for a proper piece of work: a house, hall stairs and landing, wallpaper through several rooms, or a shop that needs decorating. A very small touch-up is a harder ask at this distance. He would rather be straight about that in the reply than pretend every call-out is the same as one in Omagh. There is still no minimum charge published here, because the answer depends on the job.

Terraces along the street and houses in the estates both need the same preparation: fill, sand, and woodwork painted with the walls. Commercial units are welcome. Tell him what the premises is and when it can be worked in. Mid-Ulster customers sometimes assume a decorator will only travel from the other direction. He covers Cookstown from the west.

Dungannon is a similar distance on a different road. If you are in a village between Cookstown and Omagh, use the Carrickmore page as the nearest description and put your own town on the form.

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A few before and after photographs from the gallery. They show the kind of decorating Martin does. They are not labelled as Cookstown jobs.

Before and after of a small downstairs toilet. The left photo shows plain cream walls, a wooden window and a white toilet. The right photo shows the same room papered in a dark floral design with large pink and burgundy flowers. Before and after
Downstairs toilet before and afterDownstairs toilet. Plain painted walls on the left, dark floral paper across the room on the right.
Before and after of a living room with a white fireplace. The top photo shows peach walls with filler spots and a strip of old brown floral wallpaper on the chimney breast. The bottom photo shows fern-pattern wallpaper on both side walls and the chimney breast painted a plain light grey. Before and after
Living room before and afterLiving room. The first photo still has filler on the walls and a strip of old paper on the chimney. The second has fern wallpaper either side of a plain painted chimney breast.
Split photograph of a dining room. The upper half shows a finished wall of green wallpaper patterned with framed animal portraits, beside a dining table. The lower half shows that wall earlier, pale and unpapered, with chairs under plastic and a stepladder. Before and after
Dining room feature wall, before and afterDining-room feature wall. One wall is hung with a busy animal-portrait paper. The return wall, shown in the next photograph, is painted a dusky pink.
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