To aid the restoration of the White Collar Factory in London, the main restoration contractors Multiplex sourced Intercity Contractors to refurbish the structural columns within the building. The White Collar Factory, situated on Old Street Roundabout is surrounded by Shoreditch, Hoxton and Clerkenwell along with other neighbouring villages. Home to
Intercity has recently carried out some work at one of Silverstone Racing Circuit’s workshops. They have opted for a grey epoxy resin floor coating. Epoxy resin coatings are a popular choice for workshop and factory floors as they are hard-wearing, long lasting, durable coatings so are ideal bases for moving
The team at Intercity Contractors have recently started a new job at London’s infamous Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. We are refurbishing the steel framework of The Hive structure by removing the previous coating and applying a new one in its place. The Hive is a geometric aluminium lattice installation featuring
Epoxy resin floor systems are a hard-wearing solution for workshops, factories and warehouses. Certain shades aid light reflection to brighten up a workspace; partnered with bold markings for bays and walkways can make a dull space into something much more. Intercity Contractors have contracts all over the UK for epoxy
Our latest project is part of the renovation for The Lancasters for Grade I & II Listed renovation specialist contractor Rosewood. The Lancasters is a Bayswater residential development of luxury apartments, most of which overlooking Hyde Park. It was originally 15 stucco-fronted Grade II listed terraced houses dating back to
We have recently completed a job on Borough High Street, near London Bridge rejuvenating a tired shopfront. We currently have contracts all over the London area respraying aluminium doors and windows to freshen up retail spaces and offices. Our extensive paint range means that we can respray your window frames
We recently travelled up to South Shields on the North East coast to carry out some touch up repairs on the South Shields Ferry Terminal. The landing for the Shields Ferry was built by Harbour & General at the Pallion Yard in Sunderland, made of watertight concrete and was transported to its location
Many layers of paint applied over the years meant that sanding it down would not have been a practical option, so the decision was made to shot blast the bodywork on this beautiful old Aston Martin. As it is built from aluminium, which is a relatively soft metal, this was
After the engine on this Jaguar caught fire, extensive repairs were necessary before it could once again be deemed roadworthy. The whole engine bay was cleaned out and Bead Blasted back to virgin metal.
