16 miles from Crossley Mills
Door & paint stripping in Bradford.
Door stripping, dip and strip and furniture stripping for Bradford, from our workshop in Honley, 16 miles away. Internal pine doors start from £60 and most are ready in 7–10 working days. We collect free from Bradford, or you can drop pieces at the workshop.
The local stock
Bradford was built on wool, and the houses show it. Manningham and Heaton have some of the grandest Victorian merchants' villas in the county, with heavy four-panel and six-panel doors, pitch-pine staircases and marble or cast-iron fireplaces. Saltaire's mill workers' cottages still have their original doors under decades of paint, and the stone terraces around Undercliffe, Eccleshill and Great Horton are full of pine doors and boarded-up fireplaces waiting to come back.
How we serve Bradford
Bradford is inside our 20-mile radius, so there's no collection charge on larger pieces. Single doors and small pieces can also be dropped at the workshop in Honley, about half an hour's drive.
Common questions
About paint stripping in Bradford.
Do you collect doors from Bradford?
Yes. Bradford is within our 20-mile radius, so there's no collection charge on larger pieces. Ring 01484 666 333 or send a WhatsApp photo to book a collection.
How much does door stripping cost in Bradford?
The same as at the workshop: a standard four-panel internal pine door starts from £60 to strip, neutralise and dry. External and stained-oak doors are £80–£95. A full house of doors works out at around £55–£80 per door.
Can you strip a Saltaire cottage door without damaging it?
Yes. Most Saltaire doors are solid pine and dip well. If a door has loose joints or original glass that can't come out, we strip it by hand instead and tell you before we start.
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Leeds
Leeds is a city of contrasts. Headingley and Hyde Park are full of late-Victorian and Edwardian semis with original stained glass, tiled hallways and pitch-pine stairs. Round the city centre the Georgian and early-Victorian townhouses have survived in pockets — Leylands, Sheepscar, parts of Holbeck. Out toward Roundhay and Moortown the houses are bigger and the woodwork is more often oak or walnut, sometimes veneered.
Halifax
Halifax has one of the best collections of Victorian and Edwardian terraced housing in West Yorkshire, particularly around Savile Town, King Cross, and Copley. The houses are tall, narrow and full of dark-stained woodwork — staircase banisters, dado rails, four-panel doors — most of it original pitch pine or mahogany, much of it painted over. The Piece Hall and the surrounding Georgian townhouses set the tone for the upper town.
Huddersfield
Huddersfield is stone terraces, end-to-end. Victorian mill workers' cottages off Leeds Road, Georgian semis around Edgerton, and a townhouse belt in Lindley and Marsh. Most have original four-panel doors and stained floorboards that have been painted over more times than anyone can count. Cast-iron fireplaces are everywhere too — often boarded up behind a 1970s gas fire and only discovered when the chimney breast comes out.
Get in Touch
A quote, a phone call,or a kettle.
Tell Daniel what you're stripping (a door, a fireplace, a chair) and he'll come back to you with a price and a timing. Pre-filled message, just hit send.
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Unit 3, Crossley Mills, Honley, Holmfirth HD9 6PL. Kettle on, most days.