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When should I get my heritage building’s exterior painted?
If the paint is looking at all weathered, peeling or damaged, it’s definitely worth getting us to come and have a look. Otherwise if it’s in good condition, heritage experts recommend having the paint touched up roughly every five years.
Preserving heritage significance
Because exterior paint is the most visible part of your heritage building, it’s essential that we make sure it’s as close as possible to the original colour and style to help maintain its heritage significance.
This includes using the right prep techniques that don’t damage important underlying paint finishes, and don’t exacerbate problems like rising damp.
It also includes using long-lasting paints and materials, and using ‘historically correct’ colours and textures, to make sure it looks accurate for era it was built in.
Some buildings with brick and stone finishes were not intended to be painted – we can advise what’s best for your home or building.
Why use Heritage Restoration for exterior painting
Heritage Restoration is a third-generation family-owned business, so we have spent a lifetime involved in building and repair work, and know the importance of preserving heritage buildings as close as possible to their original state. Our reliable team are skilled, highly professional and take the time to do the job well.
If you need your building’s exterior repainted, give us a call on <insert number> – we’ll be happy to help.