Bradford · 8 trades

Tradespeople in Bradford

Roofers, plumbers, electricians and the other home-service trades covering Bradford. Choose a trade to open that list, then use the number on the profile.

Manningham stone terraces step down toward Shipley. The loft is often too shallow for a standard cylinder, and the cellar is a stone room rather than a modern basement. Keighley, Bingley and Baildon appear on Bradford cards. A Leeds back-to-back is the other list, even though both are West Yorkshire stone. Read the cost notes for a sourced national range.

Businesses on this list

28 businesses on this list.

Building & conversions · Bradford

Apr Accountancy Services, Shan House, 80-86 North Street, Keighley, BD21 3AF

Building, extensions and refurbishment

Quote on request.

01535 270520Open profile

Building & conversions · Bradford

C/O Smith Butler, Sapper Jordan Rossi Park, Otley Road, Baildon, BD17 7AX

Building, extensions and refurbishment

Quote on request.

07773 434457Open profile

Hiring in Bradford

Manningham stone terraces step down toward Shipley. The loft is often too shallow for a standard cylinder, and the cellar is a stone room rather than a modern basement. Keighley, Bingley and Baildon appear on Bradford cards. A Leeds back-to-back is the other list, even though both are West Yorkshire stone.

Rules that often sit beside the job

Gas work in England needs a Gas Safe engineer. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme is open in England and Wales and is not a Gas Safe badge. Notifiable electrical work in a dwelling is covered by Part P.

Questions before you phone

Which trades can I open in Bradford?

This city page links to each trade list we publish. Current trades: Building & conversions, Cleaning, Electrical, Gardening, Locksmith, Painting & decorating, Plumbing & heating and Roofing.

Does this Bradford page send my job to tradespeople?

No. Open a trade list, then use the phone number, email or website on the profile.

What is different about hiring in Bradford?

Manningham stone terraces step down toward Shipley. The loft is often too shallow for a standard cylinder, and the cellar is a stone room rather than a modern basement. Keighley, Bingley and Baildon appear on Bradford cards. A Leeds back-to-back is the other list, even though both are West Yorkshire stone.