We handle the whole of a heritage restoration, from the first repair to the final coat. Below are the main parts of what we do. Every one of them can be a job on its own, or part of a full restoration.
Get a Free On-Site QuoteA full restoration is the whole job. We take a tired period home right back, put right what years of weather and wear have done to it, and finish it so it looks the way it was meant to. One team stays with the project from the first day to the last.
See full home restoration ›Remedial work is the repair side of restoration. Before any home can be painted properly, the surfaces underneath need to be sound. We fix what years of weather and movement have done to an old home, so the finish that goes on top actually lasts.
See remedial repairs ›Preparation is the part of a paint job that nobody sees and everybody feels later. Taking old, failing paint back to a stable surface is what makes a new finish last. It is slow, careful work, and it is where most of the result is decided.
See strip back and preparation ›Painting an old home well is not the same as painting a new one. The colours, the finishes and the way the paint is applied all need to suit the age of the house. Done properly, a repaint brings a heritage home back to life and protects it at the same time.
See heritage painting ›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.
See facade restoration ›Restoring a home is one thing. Keeping it that way is another. Waterproofing and sealing protect the work you have paid for, so a fresh finish holds up against Sydney weather instead of failing after the first wet season.
See waterproofing and sealing ›Book a free, no obligation on-site visit. We look at the home in person and give you a clear quote.
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