The front of a heritage home is what everyone sees. It is also where a lot of the fine detail lives, from ornate cornices to cast-iron lace. Restoring a facade means repairing that detail and repainting it so the whole frontage reads the way it should.
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A lot of a heritage frontage is in its detail. We repair cracked and lost sections of cornice, parapet and moulding, matching the existing profile so the repair sits in with the rest.
The lace on a verandah or balcony is one of the signatures of a Sydney terrace. We clean, prime and repaint cast-iron lace and railings so the pattern stands out again instead of disappearing under old, flaking paint.
Done well, the pattern reads clearly again and the whole front of the home lifts.
We note what needs repair, from lost cornice to tired ironwork.
Rendered detail is rebuilt to match, timber is repaired, ironwork is cleaned back.
Everything is primed so the finish holds, iron included.
Colours are set so the detail reads clearly and the frontage lifts.
| Feature | Work involved |
|---|---|
| Cornice and parapet | Repair and re-run lost or cracked sections to match |
| Cast-iron lace | Clean back, treat rust, prime and repaint |
| Timber joinery | Repair and repaint windows, doors and trim |
| Rendered walls | Make good and finish in a suitable colour |
Yes. We repair and re-run damaged plaster and rendered detail to match what is already there.
Yes. We clean it back, prime it and repaint it so the detail reads clearly again.
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