Our Services
Painting, Decorating
& Period Restoration.
Interior decorating, exterior masonry, sash window restoration, and decorative plasterwork — specialist craftsmanship for period homes across East Kent.
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Service One
Interior Painting & Decorating
I
Flawless interior finishes for principal rooms, halls, and private quarters, prepared and painted to a heritage standard. We work carefully around a home's existing character — matching new plaster repairs to period coving and mouldings, protecting floors and furniture throughout, and finishing every surface with premium paints chosen for depth of colour and longevity.
From subtle off-whites in panelled drawing rooms to richly pigmented libraries and bold, contemporary colour schemes in kitchens and bathrooms, the result is calm, considered, and built to last — whether the brief is a single room or a full redecoration.
Our Process
How It Works
Consultation & Colour Planning
We discuss your rooms, existing features, and the palette or finish you have in mind.
Preparation & Protection
Furniture and floors are fully protected, and surfaces prepared — filling, sanding, and masking.
Painting & Decorating
Walls, woodwork and ceilings are finished using premium paints and a considered, hand-finished technique.
Snagging & Handover
A final inspection and any touch-ups, before the space is left clean and ready to use.
Considering a full interior refresh, or work in a single room?
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FAQs
Common Questions
Can we stay in the property while work is carried out?
In most cases, yes. Rooms are worked through in a planned sequence with dust sheets and protection throughout, so the rest of the home stays liveable.
Do you match new plaster repairs to existing coving and mouldings?
Yes — any repairs are matched to the existing period detailing before painting, so the finish reads as a single, considered scheme.
How long does a full interior redecoration take?
This depends on the scope and number of rooms involved — every project starts with a survey so we can give you a clear, realistic timeline.
Ready to Transform Your Interior?
Speak to the lead craftsman about your project — every enquiry is reviewed personally.
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Exterior Painting & Masonry Restoration
II
Specialist restoration of period façades, render, stucco, and brickwork, carried out with proper regard for how older buildings need to breathe. Each elevation is assessed for weathering, salt damage, and the effects of previous unsympathetic repairs before any work begins.
We restore using breathable mineral paints and lime-based finishes that protect the building rather than trap moisture within it — preserving the character of the façade while ensuring it weathers well for decades to come.
Our Process
How It Works
Survey & Assessment
We inspect render, brickwork and existing coatings for weathering, damp, or salt damage.
Preparation & Repair
Loose or damaged render and masonry is repaired using appropriate, breathable materials.
Painting & Protection
Mineral or lime-based paint systems are applied to protect and refresh the façade.
Final Inspection
The completed elevation is checked over and any final detailing finished before handover.
Considering restoration work on your property's exterior?
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Common Questions
Do I need planning or listed-building consent for exterior work?
This depends on your property and any listing — we're happy to discuss what we see during a survey, though you should always confirm requirements with your local conservation officer.
Why use lime or mineral paint instead of standard masonry paint?
Older walls need to breathe. Standard modern paints can trap moisture inside the wall, which leads to damp and further damage over time.
What's the best time of year for exterior work?
Warmer, drier months are generally preferred, though this depends on the specific work involved — we'll advise during your survey.
Ready to Restore Your Exterior?
Speak to the lead craftsman about your project — every enquiry is reviewed personally.
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Sash Window & Timber Restoration
III
Full restoration of traditional sash windows, casements, doors, and exterior joinery. Where timber has suffered rot or damage, we splice in new sections rather than replacing whole frames wherever possible, and replace cords, weights and other mechanisms so the window operates as it should.
Original glass and historic ironmongery are retained wherever possible, and every sash is eased, re-balanced, and finished with a precise hand-painted system — returning it to smooth, draught-free operation without losing its period character.
Our Process
How It Works
Survey & Specification
Each window or timber element is assessed for rot, movement, and glazing condition.
Strip Back & Repair
Sashes are removed and stripped back, with timber spliced and repaired as required.
Rebalance & Refinish
Cords, weights and mechanisms are restored, and frames hand-finished to a period standard.
Fit & Test
Windows are refitted, eased, and tested for smooth, draught-free operation.
Have sash windows or timber joinery in need of restoration?
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Common Questions
Is repair really possible, or will you just recommend replacement?
Wherever the timber condition allows, we repair rather than replace — it's usually more in keeping with a period property and can be more cost-effective.
Will restored windows still let in draughts?
No — part of the restoration process is easing and rebalancing each sash so it closes properly and operates smoothly.
Can the original glass be kept?
In most cases, yes. Original or historic glass is retained wherever its condition allows.
Ready to Restore Your Sash Windows?
Speak to the lead craftsman about your project — every enquiry is reviewed personally.
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Decorative Plaster Mouldings
IV
Custom decorative moulding crafted mainly in traditional plaster, with resin and stone elements available where suited to the property. From ornate cornices and ceiling roses to architraves and dado rails, existing period detailing can be restored or matched, and new pieces designed to sit naturally within a historic interior.
Every moulding is shaped, cast, and finished by hand, with the same attention to detail carried through from first sketch to final fix — ensuring new plasterwork sits naturally alongside a period ceiling or wall rather than looking applied.
Our Process
How It Works
Consultation & Design
We review existing detailing, or design new mouldings to suit the period of your property.
Mould-Making & Matching
New moulds are cast, or damaged sections matched, entirely by hand.
Installation & Fixing
Mouldings are fitted and finished so joints sit invisibly within the surrounding plasterwork.
Finishing & Handover
Surfaces are left ready for painting, and the space is left clean on completion.
Looking to restore or add decorative plasterwork to your home?
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Common Questions
Can you match an existing damaged cornice or ceiling rose exactly?
In most cases, yes — damaged sections can be matched by hand to the surrounding profile.
How disruptive is the work?
This varies with scope, but dust and mess are minimised through careful preparation and protection of the room.
Can new mouldings be designed for a property that doesn't have any yet?
Yes — new mouldings can be designed to suit the period and character of your property.
Ready to Add Decorative Plasterwork?
Speak to the lead craftsman about your project — every enquiry is reviewed personally.
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Request a Private
Consultation.
If you own a Victorian or Georgian property and require specialist restoration or decorating work, we would be happy to review your project.
All enquiries are handled directly by the lead craftsman.
Telephone
07580593719