Sole Traders and Ltd Companies
As the industry’s only UK-wide trade body, the PDA is here to support you. With benefits such as legal support, mediation & conciliation, networking opportunities, access to resources, and exclusive trade discounts – we’ve got you covered!
National Contractors
Companies turning over more than £2m can access the range of support services the PDA offers, plus additional benefits, including representation at key organisations such as Build UK, CIJC and UNIEP. And with the Procurement Act 2023 encouraging industry membership, there’s no better time to join.
Why choose a member of the PDA?
PDA members are vetted for quality workmanship, fully insured, follow a strict code of practice, and stay up to date with the latest techniques and safety regulations – ensuring a reliable, professional finish every time.
Find a qualified painter and decorator
Search our nationwide directory of accredited professionals to find reliable, quality painters and decorators near you.
Vetted for quality workmanship
Fully insured for peace of mind
Backed by a National Trade Body
Industry benefits from Manufacturer/Supplier Partners
Our associate partnership program connects suppliers, manufacturers, and service providers with professional decorators across the UK. Become an industry partner to access exclusive networking and promotional opportunities.
Latest News and Updates
Stay up-to-date with the latest industry news, regulations, and PDA events
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CITB publishes its Business Plan for 2026–27 setting out how Levy payers’ money will be invested
The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has today published its Business Plan for 2026–27, setting out how it will invest Levy and other income to support the construction industry to…
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What businesses need to know to meet new data law
Businesses across the UK must put a data protection complaints process in place before new legal requirements come into force on 19 June 2026. From that date, all organisations will…
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Get up to speed with The Building Safety Act 2022
The Building Safety Act 2022 has changed the rules around building and fire safety — particularly for higher‑risk buildings. With new duties, stricter checks, and greater accountability, businesses are expected…