Heritage carpentry and roof works across four buildings.
Gladesville Hospital takes its name from John Glade, who bought the land in 1817. It operated as the Tarban Creek Lunatic Asylum from 1838 and as Gladesville Hospital for the Insane from 1869, with the last in-patient services closing in 1997. The site now houses a range of community services. UBW was engaged to carry out carpentry and roof maintenance works to Buildings 7, 8, 33 and 38.
Our Approach
Roofing, windows and termite remediation to four buildings.
UBW removed and replaced roofing shingles and repaired windows, including removal of broken parts, window mouldings, beads and quad mould, painting and installation of fly screens. The works also covered termite remediation, chimney bracing and general repairs, and were delivered over a 17 week programme.
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The Project in Pictures.
Scope of Works
Heritage carpentry
Removal and replacement of roofing shingles
Window repairs, including mouldings, beads and quad mould