Painting Listed Buildings
Anglia Decor have extensive experience of painting listed buildings and period properties. We understand the specialist requirements of your listed building and can guide you through your upcoming repairs and painting project. We have trained operatives in the Repair care system for prior to paint repairs, to treat localised rot. Should there be areas of substantial rot with substrates in need of replacement we have a carpenter to complete these works. Any glazing work can be completed at the same time with matching period glass. Our decorators have experience in lime wash and long lasting decoration of sash windows. We can prepare and treat hardwood substrates using Omso 420 oil to provide lasting protection and help reduce the damaging effects of the sun.
Anglia Decor have a team of DBS checked, trustworthy and friendly decorators . Training and health and safety are taken seriously, we write up risk assessments and method statements prior to starting work. Should your project require working at height, we have IPAF cherry picker trained operatives and PASMA tower scaffold qualifications. For larger projects scaffolding can be needed, we can source economical quotes and include in the project costs.
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Woodham Mortimer Hall
We have carried out numerous projects painting listed buildings. Our operatives used cherry picker access. The project included prior to paint repairs along with work to masonry, sash windows, metalwork and lime washed areas in a courtyard.
We removed defective paint, defective window putties were removed and replaced with Repaircase Dry Seal.
Repairs were carried out using the Repaircare system.
We used the Dulux Weathershield system, giving an eight year lifespan. Previously oiled hardwood finishes were treated with Osmo420 to protect substrates from UV damage and further weathering.
The courtyard areas were accessed by scaffold. We filled any imperfections and gave the walls a lime wash primer. This was completed with two coats of a buttermilk coloured lime wash, keeping a wet edge to avoid any flashing.
