Wooden Window Spraying in Golders Green
Timber windows sprayed across Golders Green — sashes, casements and bays stripped back, made good and finished in breathable microporous paint.
The right prep and the right paint are what keep period frames looking good for years.
What's involved
- 01Strip back — flaking coatings removed to a sound edge, never buried.
- 02Make good — fill and sand the frames; treat and prime any bare timber.
- 03Mask — glass and beads masked so the lines come back crisp.
- 04Spray — microporous colour built in thin coats that let the timber move.
- 05Check — windows opened, closed and checked before we leave.
Timber windows in NW11
Bay windows, sash frames and mock-Tudor casements define Golders Green's 1910s to 1930s housing. They take a lot of weather, and thick, careless repainting is what eventually sticks them shut — thin sprayed films and kept-clear beads and runners keep them working.
Rot is flagged before painting starts and quoted for repair. We do not paint over decay.
Planning and permission
Listed homes and conservation-area properties around Golders Green and the Garden Suburb may need consent for exterior colour changes — we check status with Barnet before quoting.
Questions & Answers
My bay windows are timber — can you spray them?
Yes — NW11 bays and casements are stripped back, filled and sprayed in breathable microporous paint.
Do I need consent for listed Golders Green properties?
Possibly — we check listing and conservation status with Barnet before quoting exterior colour changes.
What if you find rot?
We flag it before painting and quote the repair — decay is never painted over.
Will sash windows still open?
Yes — thin sprayed films and kept-clear beads and runners mean windows keep working as they should.
Can you match existing colours?
Yes — like-for-like matches or a new period palette, agreed before work begins.
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