Hooked On were commissioned to seal and paint windows that were inaccessible to scaffold or cherry picker due to landscaping and gardening work.
Again this was achieved through the use of rope access techniques and with significant lower cost and minimal disruption.
HookedOn used rope access techniques to fasten a large advertising banner on a large hotel wall.
Again this was achieved without the need for disruptive scaffolding or the use of a cherry picker.
Saving both time and money.
HookedOn facilitated the full inside painting of the 19th century church at Boula, Co. Galway.
The walls were stripped down to prepare for painting and remove mildew and mould build up.
Existing paint had been pealing away from the walls for quite some time. HookedOn removed existing paint, sealed the walls with a mildew inhibiting primer and then applied two coats of fresh paint.
A large County Galway hotel required repairs to a leaking gutter system which was inaccessible using conventional methods such as scaffold or cherry picker.
Rope Access was employed to carry out the necessary work at approximately 25 metres. Again this vastly saved both time and costs for the client.
St Peter’s College in Wexford required repairs and painting carried out on sixteen windows at up to 25 metres in height.
The St Peter’s College library building is over 200 years old and situated within a landscaped garden area.
HookedOn Restoration was able to perform this work without the added expense or environmental disturbance of cherry picker hire or scaffold assembly.
If you have a high building that needs painting, cleaning or repair, then give HookedOn Restoration a call today to arrange an obligation-free quote.
