Cornice Restoration Kent
High-Quality Plaster Cornice Repair, Replication and Installation Across Kent
At Cornice Restoration, we provide specialist plaster cornice services throughout Kent, helping homeowners, builders and property managers preserve the character and beauty of their interiors. Whether you are restoring an elegant Victorian home, repairing damage in a Georgian property or adding decorative detail to a modern build, our skilled team delivers precise craftsmanship with a focus on long-lasting quality.
We work with traditional and modern plaster materials, creating seamless repairs and accurate reproductions that blend perfectly with your existing decorative features.
Expert Cornice Restoration and Repair
Cornices can suffer from cracks, water damage, vibration, poor previous repairs or general wear over time. Our restoration specialists carefully assess the condition of your plasterwork and use traditional methods to match your original profile and finish.
Our services include:
• Cornice repair and patching
• Full cornice restoration
• Bespoke cornice replication
• New installation and custom mouldings
• Ceiling roses, coving and decorative plasterwork
• Historic property conservation
• Insurance repair work
We ensure every project is completed with accuracy, attention to detail and respect for the architectural style of your property.
Traditional Craftsmanship, Modern Standards
Cornice Restoration combines time-honoured plastering techniques with modern tools and materials where appropriate. This allows us to achieve the strength, durability and finish expected in today’s homes, while still preserving the character of historical features.
We work closely with homeowners, heritage consultants, architects and contractors to deliver results that remain true to the building’s original design.
Serving All of Kent
We provide cornice restoration, repair and installation across the entire Kent region, including but not limited to:
Ashford, Aylesham, Bearsted, Belvedere, Birchington, Broadstairs, Canterbury, Chatham, Cranbrook, Deal, Dartford, Dover, Edenbridge, Faversham, Folkestone, Gillingham, Gravesend, Greenhithe, Herne Bay, Hythe, Isle of Sheppey, Kings Hill, Lenham, Lydd, Maidstone, Margate, Minster, New Romney, Paddock Wood, Queenborough, Ramsgate, Rochester, Sandwich, Sevenoaks, Sheerness, Sittingbourne, Snodland, Swanley, Tenterden, Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells, West Malling, Westerham, Whitstable.
If your location is not listed above, we still cover most surrounding areas. Simply get in touch and we will confirm availability.
Why Choose Cornice Restoration?
• Specialist expertise in traditional and modern plaster cornices
• Accurate matching of original patterns and profiles
• High-quality handmade moulds and detailed finishes
• Reliable, friendly and tidy service
• Competitive, transparent pricing
• Comprehensive restoration for heritage and listed buildings
• Free advice and no-obligation quotations
We take pride in delivering workmanship that stands the test of time and enhances the character of your home or commercial property.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you restore original cornices or only install new ones?
We restore, repair and replicate original plaster cornices of all ages. If a section is beyond repair, we can create an exact match using a custom mould.
Can you match an existing cornice pattern?
Yes. We specialise in precise pattern replication. Our team carefully profiles the original design to ensure any new sections blend seamlessly.
Do you work on listed buildings in Kent?
Yes. We have extensive experience working on listed and period properties and follow appropriate conservation methods.
What causes cracks in plaster cornices?
Common causes include building movement, water damage, poor installation, vibration or natural ageing. We assess the root cause and repair the damage properly to prevent it returning.
Do you offer free quotations?
Yes. We can provide a free, no-obligation quote and offer guidance on the best approach for your specific property.
How long does a cornice restoration take?
This depends on the scale of the work. Minor repairs may take only a few hours, while full-room restoration or replication requires more time. We always provide clear timescales before starting.