It wasn't unusual in the sixties and seventies to get the paint brush out and paint brickwork - nowadays one of the fastest ways to devalue your house !
We can restore back to original brickwork
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It wasn't unusual in the sixties and seventies to get the paint brush out and paint brickwork - nowadays one of the fastest ways to devalue your house ! |
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We can restore back to original brickwork |
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The walls of this bungalow had been painted with white masonry paint |
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Fortunately we were able to chemically clean the walls to reveal the attractive brick beneath. |
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Here an old conservatory has been removed leaving a painted wall behind. |
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We were able to chemically remove the paint and clean up the whole wall to match. |
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Paint, plaster and bitumen tar removal. |
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This was only a small job but presented some difficult challenges. A combination of chemicals, steam cleaning and blast cleaning was required to restore this detached house back to its former glory. Experience really counts when dealing with these sort of jobs as it would be very easy to ruin the brickwork. |
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Close up of the same job. |
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Here is an example of a botched pointing job in Hazel Grove |
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We were able to chemically clean the wall for our client. |
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