House Rendering in Chatham

House rendering in Chatham to change how a property looks and protect weathered brickwork. Walls prepared properly before any render goes on. Free quotes and guaranteed work across Medway.

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What Rendering Does for a House

Render changes the whole look of a property and covers brickwork that has weathered, been patched or does not match after an extension. It also sheds rain off the wall. A rendered front is the single biggest change you can make to how a house looks.

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Preparing the Walls First

Walls are cleaned down, loose material removed and cracks cut out and filled. Pointing is repaired where it has failed. Beads are fixed to corners and around openings to give straight lines. Render put onto a dirty or loose wall will come away.

Colours and Finishes

Traditional sand and cement render is painted once cured. Modern through coloured systems have the colour mixed in, so there is nothing to repaint. Finishes run from smooth to a light textured scrape. We show you samples before you decide.

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Rendering sits alongside our plastering work across Chatham and Medway, backed by 15 years of trading. Scaffolding, preparation, rendering and making good are handled by our own team. Quotes are free, the price is fixed before we start and the finished render is guaranteed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does rendering a house cost in Chatham?

It depends on how many walls are being covered, the height of the property, the scaffolding needed and the system chosen. Silicone and insulated systems cost more than sand and cement but need no painting. We measure the elevations and quote for free.

Will rendering stop damp in my Chatham home?

Render sheds rain off a wall that has been soaking up water, which helps with penetrating damp. It does nothing for rising damp or a leaking gutter, and sealing a wall without fixing the cause can make things worse. We find the cause before pricing any render.

How long does rendering take to dry?

Sand and cement render needs around three to four weeks curing before painting, longer in cold or wet spells. Through coloured systems are finished as they go and need no paint. Work is planned around the weather, since render should not be applied in frost or heavy rain.