Extensive Timber RepairsTraditional Joinery backed by certified Epoxy science |
Structural Timber ReconstructionRebuilding heavily rotted sills, stiles, rails, and frames using traditional joinery methods and advanced permanent resin repair systems.
Unrivalled Timber Restoration TechnologyWe do not just patch old wood; we reconstruct it. We are the only advanced contractors in Australia using our specific, high performance epoxy resin formula, and we are the nation's exclusive advanced contractors for this product. Traditional fillers crack, shrink, and fail over time. Our advanced structural resin permanently bonds with original heritage timber, mirroring its natural movement to eliminate rot and completely bypass the need for costly, historically inaccurate window replacements. Our Repair Care epoxy system does things differently. It provides an immediate, rock solid fix while acting as a preventative shield against future damage. Fixing existing wood rot is only half the battle. if a repair does not address why the wood rotted in the first place, moisture will inevitably find its way back in. As a certified installer of the global standard Repair Care system, our approach focuses heavily on active prevention. We do not just patch holes; we chemically alter the environment around the repair to ensure rot cannot physically return. Because our preventative methods are so precise, we confidently back our timber treatments with a minimum 10 year guarantee. |
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| Here is how our preventative method stops future decay before it can start: 1. Advanced Fibre Stabilisation Before any resin is applied, we treat the remaining timber with Repair Care’s specialised DRY FIX liquid stabiliser. This fluid penetrates deep into the microscopic, healthy wood fibres bonding them together and creating an unyielding, watertight primer layer. This permanently seals the wood from the inside out against microscopic fungal spores. 2. Engineered Conservation Joints Standard window joints are notorious failure points because wood expands and contracts with the changing Australian weather. We cut out vulnerable, high-stress corners and replace them with engineered conservation joints. By replacing these failure-prone areas with flexible, pure epoxy resin, the window can shift naturally without cracking or splitting the exterior paint film.
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3. Permanent Elastic Moisture Barriers Standard DIY fillers are rigid; they crack within a few seasons, creating tiny entry points for water. The DRY FLEX resin we use retains permanent, rubber-like elasticity. It flexes perfectly alongside your natural timber, keeping flawless, uninterrupted barrier against rain and coastal humidity year after year. 4. Extended Paint Performance When wood absorbs moisture, it forces the exterior paint to blister and peel. By permanently eliminating moisture absorption at the joints and sills, our preventative system radically extends the life of your paintwork. You will spend significantly less money and time on future window redecoration and maintenance cycles. |
| We stand firmly behind our workmanship and materials. All heritage repairs utilising our advanced epoxy resin system carry a minimum 10-year product and application warranty.
| Complete Restoration, Sanding & PrimingUnlike other restoration companies that merely repair the frame and leave you with raw timber to manage, we deliver a complete, trade ready finish. We go over and above by preparing the windows for your painter. Our team takes care of the critical, labour intensive groundwork including meticulous hand and tool sanding and the application of a high quality primer. This vital step seals the timber immediately, protecting your heritage assets from weather and moisture damage the moment our structural work is complete. |
Our Solution: The Repair Care UK Resin SystemWe are certified Advanced Contractors utilising the premier Repair Care UK system. This is not a superficial patch-up. It is a highly specialised, marine grade engineering process that permanently bonds with the natural fibres of your original timber. |
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