EXTERNAL WALL COATINGS | PRICING | HOME IMPROVEMENT Thinking About Coating Your Home’s Exterior? Here’s What You Need to Budget For If your home’s exterior walls are looking tired, the paint is beginning to deteriorate or the existing finish is no longer providing the appearance you want, you may be considering something more substantial than…
EXTERNAL WALL COATINGS | WEATHER PROTECTION | HOME MAINTENANCE When the Rain Keeps Coming, Is Your Home’s Exterior Properly Protected? British weather can be particularly hard on the outside of a house. Months of driving rain, fluctuating temperatures and repeated wetting and drying can take their toll on masonry, render and previously painted walls. Perhaps…
Having the outside of your home professionally coated is a significant investment. You want your house to look better, but you also want to know that the work will stand up to British weather and help protect the walls for years to come.
If your home’s exterior walls are looking tired, weathered or discoloured, you may be wondering whether to repaint them, repair the existing render or invest in a specialist wall coating. Choosing the right solution matters. While masonry paint can be suitable for walls in good condition, specialist coatings may offer different levels of weather protection…
If the outside of your house is looking tired, stained, cracked or simply past its best, the obvious question is often: “What should I put on it?” Should you paint it? Have it rendered? Or is a protective wall coating a better option?
If you have an older house covered in pebble dash, you may have reached the point where you simply want it to look different. Perhaps the finish is cracked, weathered or dated, or you are wondering whether there is a way to achieve a smoother, more modern appearance without the upheaval of completely stripping the…
If the render on your house is cracked, weathered or looking tired, it is easy to assume that the only answer is to remove it and start again. But after decades of working with rendered houses, I have learned that this is often the wrong question to ask first. The important question is whether the…