Sand and cement render
The traditional render, mixed on site, built up in coats and then painted. It’s common on older houses and garden walls, and it needs repainting over the years.
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Machine-applied render specialists
Exterior render across Somerset and the South West. External plastering contractors based in Highbridge.
Garden walls, garages, whole houses and new-build sites, sprayed on by machine for an even finish.
For homeowners
Any colour. Any house.
Coloured render comes in a wide range of shades, so the house can look the way you’ve pictured it.
Sand
Tap a colour
These shades are a guide. Once we’ve seen the wall and agreed the render system, we’ll go through the colours that system comes in.
Not sure what suits your house? Give us a ring and we’ll talk it through.
Call us on 07475 767585For developers and contractors
New-build rendering for developers and main contractors.
Most of our work is on new-build developments, rendering several plots at a time for developers and main contractors.
We’ve worked as subcontractors on developer sites and for another rendering firm in Weston.
Spraying the render by machine keeps the coat even and the finish consistent from the first plot to the last, and it covers large areas faster than applying it by hand.
Send us the site, the number of plots and the render system on the spec, and we’ll talk it through.
Talk to us about your siteRender systems and finishes
Render: the outside plaster that keeps the weather out.
There’s no single right render for every wall. These are the main types and what each one does, and we’ll advise on the right system for yours.
Monocouche render
A cement-based render with the colour mixed right through it, applied as one coat. It’s usually scraped back to a fine, stone-like texture, and it doesn’t need painting.
Silicone and acrylic render
A thin, coloured top coat over a mesh-reinforced base coat. Both resist cracking, and silicone also sheds rain and dirt while letting the wall breathe, so it stays cleaner for longer.
Roughcast and dash
Roughcast has small stones mixed into the final coat. Dry dash has them thrown onto it while it’s still wet. Both are hard-wearing and suit walls that take the weather.
Tell us what the wall is built from and the look you’re after, and we’ll recommend the right system and finish.
Get in touch
Tell us about your wall, house or site.
Tell us what needs rendering and where it is, and we’ll call you back. Or ring now and talk it through.
We’re based in Highbridge and work across Somerset, Bristol, Bath and Wiltshire. Somewhere further afield? Get in touch and ask.
Call us on 07475 767585