Completed Projects

One of our favourite projects far — a full exterior repaint of this beautiful terrace house, a property that had seen better days on the outside.

The paintwork had taken a real battering over the years — peeling, cracking and flaking right across the exterior, with the window sills suffering from rot after prolonged exposure to the elements. Before any paint went on, we properly prepared every surface, removing all the loose and failing material and addressing the rotten timber to make sure the finish would bond correctly and last.

The result is a fresh, uplifting Morning Sky blue across the exterior, with crisp white accents around the windows finished in Zinsser AllCoat exterior gloss for extra durability. It's brought the whole property back to life — a real transformation, restored and protected for years to come.

A row of white houses with gray roofs under a blue sky with white clouds and contrails, surrounded by a grassy yard with small plants and a stone wall.
A white multi-story house with small windows, a black slate roof, and a chimney, set against a partly cloudy blue sky with green grass in the foreground.
Backyard with a wooden fence, small gate, a white window, and an exterior wall with peeling paint. The area is cloudy and overcast.
Side view of a white stucco house with a black gutter system, small window, and chimney on the roof, adjacent to a small yard with a wooden fence and a brown horizontal slat fence. There are trees and cloudy skies in the background.
Exterior view of a white house with a black roof and multiple windows, plastic tent-like porch, and a rain gutter, under a partly cloudy sky.
View of a residential backyard with a white, textured house and a smaller adjoining structure, blue sky with white clouds, and rooftops with chimneys and antennas.

One of our best projects to date — a full exterior repaint of Lamanva Cottages, a lovely row of five attached Cornish cottages that had seen better days on the outside.

The render had taken a real battering over the years — peeling, flaking and looking tired right across the terrace. Before any paint went on, we properly prepared every surface, removing all the loose and flaking material to make sure the finish would bond correctly and last.

The result is a clean, bright chalk hill and white accents around the windows and doors that's brought the whole terrace back to life — classic Cornish cottage charm, restored and protected for years to come.

A white two-story house with multiple windows and a front door, surrounded by a green lawn with potted plants and a small tree, under a blue sky with some clouds.
A two-story beige house with white framed windows, a front door with steps, and a garden with a stone pathway, potted plants, a bird feeder, and stuffed animals, under an overcast sky.
The exterior of a light-colored house with textured stucco walls, multiple white-framed windows, and a grassy yard in the foreground. Two tall chimneys and a ladder leaning against the house are visible, along with some painting supplies on the ground.
A beige, two-story house with a textured exterior, multiple white-framed windows, and three chimneys on the roof. The house is surrounded by a green lawn under a cloudy sky.
Backyard view of a beige house with multiple windows, a sloped roof, and a lush green lawn. Some gardening tools and trash bins are near the house, and a metal ladder is leaning against the wall. Overcast sky with clouds and a leafless tree in the background.
A cream-colored house with multiple windows and a textured exterior wall, surrounded by a well-maintained green lawn, with a cloudy sky overhead and several trees in the background.
Backyard of a house with a white door, several windows, and a grey box on the ground. There are gardening tools, trash bins, and a wheelbarrow in the yard, which has patchy grass and a concrete pathway.
Front view of a two-story house with beige textured exterior walls, white framed windows, and a white door. The house has a black roof with some moss or dirt. There is a small patio area with various garden tools and equipment, including a wheelbarrow, trash bins, and an electrical box. The lawn in front is green and well-maintained, with a concrete pathway leading to the door. The sky is cloudy with patches of blue, and some tree branches are visible at the top of the image.

We recently transformed this beautiful farmhouse exterior from a dull, fading ivory stone into a calm and welcoming sandstone finish that perfectly complements its rural surroundings. The new colour brings warmth and character back to the property, creating a fresh yet timeless look.

To enhance the contrast and add definition, we painted the fascias in a bold black, giving the exterior a strong, clean finish. The soffits were refreshed in clean white, brightening the property and adding a sharp, well-maintained appearance.

The transformation was finished off with a freshly painted front doorstep, creating an inviting entrance and tying the whole look together. The result is a farmhouse that feels revitalised, balanced, and beautifully refreshed from top to bottom.

This one was a nice transformation. The bungalow started out plain white, which was looking a bit tired and weathered, so we worked with the owners to bring it up to date with a soft grey finish — much warmer and more modern than the old white, without being too dark or stark.

To finish it off nicely, we picked out the plinth in a blue-ish grey to give it a bit of definition and stop the whole house looking flat. Small touch, but it makes a real difference.

As always, we didn't just turn up and start painting. The whole exterior got a proper pressure wash first to get rid of all the grime, algae, and old flaking bits, then we prepped the surfaces properly before any paint touched the walls. That prep stage is the bit nobody sees in the after photos, but it's what makes sure the finish actually lasts.

Really happy with how this one turned out — proof that a good colour choice and doing the groundwork properly go a long way.