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The only issue is that I’m not sure who to contact.
@chrisbmx116 he did a great job on his, I'm sure his rates are competitive.
Out of curiosity which bit is wood? Just the red, or the red and the green?
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FANX!
And yeah, as others have said, prob a decorator, but.... if your experience maps to mine you will struggle to find anyone to tackle it as it's a real can of worms. I can see from that pic there are multiple issues with your masonry work and you will not know how bad they are until you start tackling them - so unless going for a full redo folks tend to be hesitant on quoting on unknowns.I'd just do it yourself, it's pretty easy, trowel thing and some tourpet, and just stop when you are happy with the results. Wood does look pretty fucked though, that may be a tougher job.
chrisbmx116
The paint is starting to flake on the top part of our bay window. This part is made of wood and we are concerned it is rotten. Rather than wait for it to become a problem I’d like to get someone in to replace it. The only issue is that I’m not sure who to contact. A roofer? General builder? A window installer.