ANSWERS TO COMMON WALL RENDERING QUESTIONS FOR HOMES ACROSS GLASGOW

A. Yes, wall rendering can be a beneficial upgrade for a property. It offers improved weatherproofing, enhanced aesthetics, and can even improve insulation. Not only does rendering improve the durability of your walls but it also enhances the overall look of your property by providing a uniform finish.

A. Yes, not only does rendering improve the durability of your walls, but it also enhances the overall look of your property by providing a clean and uniform finish. Whether you prefer a smooth or textured appearance, there are various options available that can transform the aesthetics of your home.

A. Typically, a three-bedroom semi-detached house render would take up to a week for the complete service.

A. Yes, we do two complete site clean-ups. The first is once the service is completed, and the second is once the scaffolding is taken down to ensure your property is left in a clean condition.

A. Yes, we always use protection on windows and doors.

For improving the exterior walls of an end terrace house, you have several options. You can choose to insulate the walls, which can improve energy efficiency and reduce heating costs. Alternatively, you can apply a new coating, such as render or cladding, to enhance the appearance and protect the walls from weather damage. Consulting with a professional like ERS Scotland can help you decide the best option based on your specific needs and budget.

To repair and render the base of a wall at the rear of your house, we'd start by cleaning the damaged area and removing any loose or crumbling material. Next, we'd apply a patching compound to fill in any cracks or holes. Once the patching compound is dry, we'd apply a base coat of render, followed by a top coat. We'll always ensure the repair is done correctly and the render is applied evenly.

To get a small garden wall rendered, we'd first clean the wall surface to remove any dirt or loose material. Then, apply a base coat of render, followed by a top coat. It's recommended to hire a professional renderer, such as ERS Scotland to ensure a smooth and durable finish. The process typically involves applying multiple layers and allowing each layer to dry properly before applying the next.