
Entry steps can become worn and damaged over time, affecting both their condition and appearance.
At a commercial property in Woolloomooloo, NSW, High Demand Restoration completed repair and restoration works to two entry step areas, including surface preparation, concrete repair and painting works.

The first entry area required cosmetic improvement works. Existing vinyl material and sticky residue were removed from the step surface before the exposed area was cleaned and prepared.

The adjacent timber door frame was also sanded, primed and painted, with multiple coats applied to achieve an even and durable finish.
A second entry had a deteriorated sandstone step requiring repair.
The existing sandstone surface was roughened using a diamond blade grinder to improve bonding. Formwork was then constructed around the step and filled with a prepared sand and cement mix.
Once cured, the formwork was removed and the repaired area was shaped and finished to achieve a neat and uniform appearance.

The completed works improved the appearance and condition of both entry areas, addressing the deteriorated step while refreshing the additional entry surface and timber door frame.

Small areas of deterioration can have a noticeable impact on the presentation of an entryway.
This Woolloomooloo project shows how targeted repair, surface preparation and finishing works can restore damaged areas without unnecessary additional works.