Garristown Library | Commercial Painting Contractors
Garristown Library is one of the hailed Carnegie Libraries. Globally there are 2509 Carneige Libraries. We were lucky to work on two of these recently with Garristown being one and Balbriggan Library being another.
The Carnegie Libraries were built by the Scottish-American businessman Andrew Carnegie and were constructed between 1883 and 1929. Garristown Library first opened its doors in 1912 and we have the pleasure of painting the exterior of this historic building in the summer of 2021.
The works consisted of
Treating the cast iron gutters and downpipes for rust and reapainting them
Repairing the sash windows and repainting in a white gloss finish
Painting the outside and inside facades of the entrance door and adjoining porch
Painting the steps to highlight their location to make the library more accessible to those who visit the library with visual impairments
Treating and staying the wooden bench
Painting the railings and gates to the front of the church
Other similar projects include
Reapainting the exterior of Bayside Parish Church
Transforming the exterior of Our Lady of Dolours Church
Repainting Howth Library
If you manage or occupy a commercial, industrial or institutional building that needs to be painted we’d love to talk to you and provide you with a detailed quotation. To arrange a quotation contact Lally Decorators today