Restored weatherboard home on Yardley Street Hobart featuring a Monument roof and modern exterior repaint by Wolfe’s Painting.

Yardley Street Hobart Weatherboard Restoration

Wolfe’s Painting recently completed this full exterior restoration project on Yardley Street in Hobart, transforming an ageing weatherboard home with failing roof coatings into a modern, refreshed finish designed to last in Tasmania’s harsh conditions.

Roof Restoration

Due to the extent of the coating failure, a commercial petrol pressure cleaning system was required to properly remove loose and failing paint from the roof surface prior to restoration. Lower-powered electric pressure cleaners simply do not provide the same level of preparation capability on projects like this. The roof was finished off with Dulux Roof membrane - Monument
Failing roof coating prior to restoration on a heritage home in Hobart.
Restored Monument roof coating completed during exterior restoration project in Hobart.

House Exterior

Extensive preparation was carried out across all weatherboard surfaces to ensure a long-lasting finish and proper adhesion of the new coating system. All loose and failing paint was thoroughly scraped back before surfaces were mechanically sanded to remove deteriorated coatings and create a smooth, uniform surface for repainting.

Gaps, joints and imperfections throughout the exterior were then filled and caulked where required to improve both appearance and weather resistance. Rather than relying on spot priming alone, the prepared surfaces received a full primer system prior to top coating to help achieve a more even and durable finish across the entire home.

Due to Hobart’s constantly changing weather conditions, preparation is one of the most important parts of any exterior restoration project and plays a major role in the long-term performance of the coating system.

Extensive weatherboard preparation and coating removal during exterior restoration project in Hobart.
Restored heritage-style weatherboard home in Hobart completed by Wolfe’s Painting.

This Yardley Street restoration project was a great example of how proper preparation and attention to detail can completely transform an older Hobart home.

From heavily deteriorated roof coatings through to extensive weatherboard preparation, every stage of the project focused on creating a finish that not only looked modern but would also provide long-term durability against Tasmania’s constantly changing weather conditions.

The final colour transformation modernised the home significantly while still maintaining the character and architectural detail that make many older Hobart properties unique.

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  • Finished weatherboard exterior with wolfes painting car out the front
  • Restored heritage-style weatherboard home in Hobart completed by Wolfe’s Painting.
  • Restored Monument roof coating completed during exterior restoration project in Hobart.
  • Finished weatherboard exterior and roof back of house
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  • sanded weatherboards with nails primed
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  • Extensive weatherboard preparation and coating removal during exterior restoration project in Hobart.
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  • Restored weatherboard home on Yardley Street Hobart featuring a Monument roof and modern exterior repaint by Wolfe’s Painting.
  • Finished weatherboard exterior restoration on a heritage-style Hobart home completed by Wolfe’s Painting.
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