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We take on trade jobs across London and we are always looking for people who can be relied on twice. Carpenters, decorators, plasterers, tilers, plumbers, electricians, labourers and multi-traders.

Regular work · Paid weekly, every Friday · Based in Anerley, SE20

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Multi-trader / working foreman

South East London£200 to £250 per dayRegular ongoing work

We need an experienced multi-trader to become a core part of our refurbishment team. This is hands-on work on residential projects across South East London, with the scope to run smaller jobs yourself.

What the work involves

  • Carry out second-fix carpentry, plaster repairs, tiling and finishing on live refurbishment projects
  • Run smaller jobs end to end, from strip-out through to snagging
  • Coordinate other trades on site when a project needs it
  • Keep the site clean and the customer informed while you are in their home
  • Flag problems early, before they become variations

What we need from you

  • Several years on residential refurbishment, not new build only
  • Carpentry and general building as your core trades
  • Basic plumbing, plaster repairs, tiling and decorating to a finish standard
  • Your own tools and transport
  • Right to work in the UK

Useful, but not essential

  • Experience running small projects or coordinating other trades
  • Bathroom and kitchen installation
  • Media wall and bespoke carpentry work
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Why work with All Well

Good tradespeople get messed about by contractors who pay late and disappear between jobs. We built the network to be the opposite of that.

Paid weekly, every Friday

You invoice for the days you have worked and the money goes out that Friday. No chasing, no thirty-day terms.

Regular work

We would rather keep using the same people than rebuild a team for every project. Finish well and you get called first for the next one.

Real projects

Full house renovations, bathrooms, kitchens, decorating, media walls and carpentry across South East London.

Room to move up

Trades who can run a job end to end move into working foreman and site supervisor work, and get paid for it.

What is your trade?

These are the trades we use most. If yours is not here and you work on residential refurbishment, tell us anyway.

Multi-traders

Comfortable moving across several parts of a refurbishment rather than one trade.

Carpenters and joiners

Doors, skirting, architraves, studwork, kitchens, media walls and finishing.

Painters and decorators

Residential and commercial decorating, including end-of-tenancy turnarounds.

Plasterers

Skimming, patch repairs, plasterboard and preparation.

Plumbers and bathroom fitters

Bathrooms, first fix, second fix and general plumbing.

Tilers

Bathrooms, kitchens, floors and feature walls.

Electricians

Qualified electricians for refurbishment and property works.

Labourers

Site support, strip-outs, clearance and keeping jobs moving.

Register your interest

Skill matters. So does turning up.

We can teach someone our way of running a job. We cannot teach them to answer the phone. The trades we keep calling back all do the same six things.

  • Turn up on the day you said you would
  • Take pride in the finish, not just the fix
  • Leave the site clean every evening
  • Say early when something is wrong, not after it has gone wrong
  • Treat the customer's home like it is still theirs while you are in it
  • Work alongside other trades without needing refereeing

If that sounds like how you already work, we should talk.

The kind of work you would be on

All Well projects, photographed on site. This is the standard of finish we are asking for.

Mid-renovation interior showing exposed brick, new timber stud framing, and rough plumbing

Full renovation, Fulham

Recessed TV above a soundbar slot and three-sided glass fire, oak slat panelling alongside

Media wall with acoustic panelling, Bromley

Bedroom freshly painted in soft sage green with white doors and a grey sofa under a pendant light

Whole-house repaint, Anerley

Open-plan kitchen mid-renovation with exposed structural steel beam above and dust sheets over the island

Full renovation, Crystal Palace

Edwardian hallway with restored stained glass door, parquet floor, white painted staircase against sage green walls

Edwardian hallway repaint, Dulwich

Recessed wall-mounted TV on a grey microcement media wall with fluted LED-lit niches, a concealed soundbar and an inset log-effect electric fire below

Bespoke media wall, Crystal Palace

Questions trades ask before they apply

When do you pay?

Weekly, every Friday. Day-rate work with All Well is self-employed, so you invoice us for the days you have worked and the payment goes out that Friday. Late payment is the main reason good trades stop working with a contractor, so we treat the Friday run as fixed.

Is there regular work or is it one job at a time?

Regular work is the point of the network. We would rather use the same people across project after project than rebuild a team every time, so the trades who turn up and finish properly get called first for the next one.

What areas would I be working in?

Mostly South East London. We are based in Anerley, SE20, and the bulk of our projects sit within a few miles of it: Penge, Crystal Palace, Beckenham, Bromley, Sydenham, Dulwich and Lewisham. We do take work further out across London, and we tell you where a job is before you commit to it.

What kind of projects would I be on?

Residential refurbishment, mostly. Full house renovations, bathrooms, kitchens, decorating, media walls and carpentry, with some commercial fit-out work alongside it. It is finish-standard work in people's homes rather than new build.

Do I need my own tools and transport?

For most trades, yes. Having your own tools and a van means we can put you on more jobs and at short notice. Labouring roles are the exception. Tell us either way on the form. It changes what we can offer you, not whether we are interested.

What happens after I apply?

Richard reads the applications himself. If your trade matches what is on site, he will call you to talk through the work, your rate and when you could start. Photos of recent work help more than a CV for most trades.

Introduce yourself

Two minutes. Enough for us to know whether your trade fits what is on site right now.

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