Weatherboarding Services
Specialist care for timber weatherboarding on listed buildings and period properties across Kent, East Sussex and the High Weald.
Repair Before Replacement
Original timber weatherboarding is part of what gives a period property its character. Wherever sound timber can be saved, we repair and conserve it rather than tearing it off — protecting both the fabric of the building and your budget.
Replacement, painting, cleaning and roofline work all have their place, but they follow honest assessment first. Whatever your property needs, every service below is carried out with the same care for traditional materials and methods.
Weatherboard Repairs
Careful, like-for-like repair of damaged, rotten or splitting boards — always our first recommendation where sound timber can be saved.
Learn MoreWeatherboard Painting
Thorough preparation and breathable, long-lasting paint systems that protect timber and suit period and listed properties.
Learn MoreWeatherboard Replacement
Full or partial replacement when boards are beyond repair, matching existing profiles and timber for a seamless heritage finish.
Learn MoreWeatherboard Cleaning
Gentle but effective removal of algae, dirt and grime, protecting both the timber and the existing paint finish.
Learn MoreWindows & Doors
Restoration and repair of period timber windows and doors using traditional joinery techniques, complementing our weatherboard work.
Learn MoreSoffits & Fascias
Roofline repair and renewal — soffits, fascias and bargeboards — for a complete, well-protected exterior.
Learn MoreBarns & Outbuildings
Traditional weatherboarding for barns, stables and agricultural buildings, using hard-wearing finishes suited to rural properties.
Learn MoreModern Materials
Advice and work on modern cladding such as uPVC and fibre cement where a low-maintenance alternative is genuinely appropriate.
Learn MoreWhat Every Job Includes
Ready to Transform Your Weatherboards?
Get in touch today for a free, no-obligation quote. We cover Tenterden and a 20-mile radius.