Cassidy Decorators Limited
Small team painting interiors and exteriors, hanging wallpaper and applying specialist finishes such as lime paint.
Jersey Business Directory
Painters and decorators in Jersey
Painting and decorating firms across the island, for interiors, exteriors and commercial work. Each listing links to the firm’s own website.
Painting and decorating firms in Jersey
Based in: St Brelade (1), St Clement (1), St Helier (1), and 4 that don’t publish a parish. Decorators come to you, so ask whether they cover your parish.
Decorating Jersey
Traditional brush-finished decorating, including hand-painted kitchens, sash window restoration, gilding and wallpaper.
Eddie Burns Decorators
Decorating firm trading since 1990, offering interior and exterior painting, spray finishes and property maintenance.
Freeflow Decorators
Family-owned decorators founded in 2019, covering kitchen painting, wallpaper and exteriors, plus scaffolding.
JD Decorators Ltd
Decorating company offering painting, paint spraying and wallpapering alongside tiling and carpentry.
Jèrri Décor
Painter and decorator focused on paperhanging and specialist wallcoverings, using low-odour water-based paints.
PMB Decorators
Decorators with over 40 years’ experience in interior, exterior and commercial painting and wallpapering.
Listed in alphabetical order from details each business publishes itself. A listing isn’t a recommendation, and none of these businesses has paid to be here. Missing a business, or something out of date?
Before you get in touch
Hiring a decorator in Jersey
Painting rarely needs permission
You never need building bye-law permission to paint (opens in a new tab), and painting is usually allowed without planning permission under the General Development Order (opens in a new tab). The main exception is a listed building: painting a part that has never been painted needs permission. If you want to change the colour of a listed building, ask the Government’s historic environment team first.
The Order also limits painting that would change the look of a conservation area, but the Government of Jersey is still working on designating them (opens in a new tab), starting with St Aubin.
Scaffolding for outside work
Scaffolding on a public road needs a road works permit (opens in a new tab) from the Government or the parish, depending on who owns the road, and in St Helier only approved scaffolding contractors can get one. Ask your decorator who is arranging it.
Textured ceilings in older homes
A home built before 2000 could contain asbestos (opens in a new tab), and textured coatings such as Artex are among the materials it can be found in. Have a textured ceiling or wall checked before anyone sands, scrapes or removes it.
No approved-decorator scheme
Jersey has no official register of decorators. The Jersey Construction Council takes members from every trade, but membership isn’t a quality check, so look at recent work and ask past customers.
Get a quote that says what’s included
Jersey Trading Standards explains (opens in a new tab) that a quotation is a fixed, legally binding price, while an estimate is a guess. Ask for a written quotation that lists the rooms or walls, the preparation, the paint and how many coats, so you’re comparing like with like. The Supply of Goods and Services (Jersey) Law 2009 (opens in a new tab) requires the work to be done with reasonable care and skill.
General information, checked against official sources on 1 October 2026. Rules change, so check the linked sources before you rely on them.
Questions
Common questions
Do I need permission to paint my house in Jersey?
Usually not. Painting never needs building bye-law permission, and it’s normally allowed without planning permission. The main exception is painting a part of a listed building that has never been painted.
Can I change the colour of a listed building?
Ask the Government of Jersey’s historic environment team before you start. Painting a part of a listed building that has never been painted needs permission.
Are there conservation areas in Jersey?
The Government of Jersey is still working on designating conservation areas, starting with St Aubin. Check gov.je for the latest before exterior work in a historic area.
Do I need a permit for scaffolding to paint my house?
If the scaffolding stands on a public road, yes: it needs a road works permit from the Government or the parish. In St Helier, only approved scaffolding contractors can get one.
Could my textured ceiling contain asbestos?
In a home built before 2000, it could. Textured coatings such as Artex are among the materials that can contain asbestos, so have it checked before anyone sands or removes it.
Is there an approved decorators’ scheme in Jersey?
No. There’s no official register of decorators, so look at recent work, ask past customers and get a written quotation.
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