House Rendering In Harrogate

Not always. Where pebbledash remains securely bonded, it may be possible to repair and cover it with a suitable spray cork coating.

If the pebbledash is widely hollow, loose or badly cracked, we may recommend removing it back to brickwork before installing a new mesh-reinforced silicone render system.

We inspect the walls before explaining which option is most appropriate.

The right system depends on the construction of the property, condition of the walls and finish you want.

Silicone render provides a flexible, water-repellent modern finish. Monocouche creates a thicker, traditionally scraped appearance, while cork render offers a breathable coating for suitable walls.

Older and solid-wall properties require careful assessment so that moisture movement and existing materials are taken into account.

Yes. Scaffolding is normally required for upper-storey elevations and full-house rendering projects.

We can coordinate the required scaffolding and ensure it provides suitable access for wall preparation, rendering and finishing.

The scaffolding requirements and cost will be clearly identified within your quotation.

The cost depends on the size and height of the property, condition of the existing walls, amount of preparation required and the render system selected.

Other factors include scaffolding, waste removal, repairs and whether old render or pebbledash needs to be removed.

We normally inspect the property before providing a detailed written quotation.

Yes. We can complete one elevation where the damage or required improvement is limited to a particular side of the property.

The existing finish, termination points and colour difference between elevations need to be considered. We will explain how the new system can be finished neatly against the remaining walls.