Painting dormers

A dormer stands exposed to the weather all year — and is therefore the part most often skipped.

Finished dormer with anthracite grey cladding and white frames among red roof tiles

A dormer takes more of a beating than the rest of your house. It stands exposed to the weather all year, and it sits just too high to get a proper look at from the ground. That is why it is the part most often skipped — until the wood goes soft.

What is involved

  • painting the fascia boards, the cheeks and the frames
  • repairing wood rot where it has already started
  • working from scaffolding or a cherry picker, safely and insured

Work in The Hague

Work on the dormers on the Pauwenlaan is in our portfolio. Do ask for photographs of comparable work near you.

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