Our Services
Exterior Painting & Maintenance
Protecting and enhancing your property, from careful preparation to a lasting finish.
From restoring traditional timber shutters to refreshing exterior woodwork and painted surfaces, Coup de main 24 takes a practical, detail-focused approach to exterior maintenance.
Browse examples of completed transformations, along with the preparation and repair work that goes into them. Click any photograph to enlarge it.
What We Can Help With
- Exterior painting and redecoration
- Timber shutters, doors, windows and woodwork
- Surface preparation, sanding and priming
- Localised timber repairs and replacement of damaged sections
- Exterior surface cleaning and maintenance
- Careful finishing and ongoing upkeep
Our Approach
Preparation is central to a good result. We assess the condition of the existing surfaces, deal with loose or failing coatings, undertake suitable repairs and select an appropriate coating system for the material and exposure.
Every property is different, particularly older stone buildings with traditional joinery, so the work is planned around the condition of the surfaces and the desired finish.
1. Stone cottage — shutter repainting
A clear before-and-after view of the property, with additional photographs showing the shutters during preparation and after painting.
2. Country house — a new shutter colour
A change from pale shutters to a contrasting dark finish, giving the traditional stone façade a more contemporary appearance.
3. Townhouse — a bold colour transformation
A dramatic exterior refresh, changing the previously muted shutters and entrance door to a vivid red.
4. More exterior transformations and timber repairs
Traditional timber shutter repairs




One property, two exterior transformations
Before and after photographs of the front and rear elevations of the same property.
Front façade — shutter colour transformation
Rear façade — joinery colour transformation
Weathered blue shutters — completed restoration
Two original photographs show the condition of the shutters before restoration, including the unsecured shutter on the right-hand window.















