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Aluminium Restoration
Utilizing our specialties we can make any hard surface be in a new incipient appearance, regardless of whether the reason is impacts, staining, denting, intentional or unintentional damage during installation or construction. In less time, and at less cost, we can accomplish the naturalized renovation, benefiting both you and the community. Various damages on aluminum profile surfaces like cracks, chips, dents, scuffs, and scratches can be repaired and repainted successfully to consistently high standards.
Our cladding and facade restoration systems are designed specifically for commercial and industrial buildings. We can restore most surfaces including anodized aluminum, stainless steel, polyester powder coated, UPVC/GRP, etc. We work with a range of commercial clients including architects, fit-out contractors, landlords and tenants, building consultancies, facility managers, and facade producers.
As well as providing facade and cladding restoration we can offer technical support, free site surveys (subject to location), sampling and surface specifications, project scoping, and quotes. All systems and products are laboratories tested and approved by façade producers, meeting European standards.
A Final Word on Why You Don’t Need To Replace Your Aluminum Window Frames
Before you set your heart on replacement frames, speak to a master painter Leaf Facade LLC and see if your desired look and feel could be achieved with a fresh coat of expertly applied paint, first. The team at Barker-Whittle could explore your options and help find a repainting solution that is more efficient & cost effective, and gets you the look you desire.
Aluminum Profile Repainting
Aluminum windows, doors and frames are designed for long service life which is why you will often see aluminum windows and doors installed in commercial buildings such as schools, hospitals, retail parks as well as aluminum windows installed in dwellings.
Any powder coated window and wall can be repaired but an initial inspection will be required. Typical damage can be fading of the paint, damage caused by the aluminum windows being hit by objects or accidental damage that has chipped away the powder coating.