External wall rendering in Kingsclere

Heath plastering and rendering carries out external wall rendering in Kingsclere, leaving houses in RG20 with a cement and sand coat that sheds rain.

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External wall rendering price in Kingsclere

External wall rendering in Kingsclere is priced as a quote you hear before mixing starts. The quote pays for scaffold, for a test that the wall is sound, for the scratch coat, for the main thickness, and for beads on corners, on the foot and on reveals. A larger area changes the quote. Taller boards change it. A texture is quoted apart from a smooth rub. Coating every outside wall is its own quote. Coating only the gable is its own quote. A garden wall is its own quote.

From £3,000

Included

  • Preparing the wall and checking it is sound
  • Scratch coat and render coats in sand and cement
  • Beads at corners, reveals and the base of the wall
  • A smooth or textured finish, as chosen
  • Upper Kingsclere walls need more scaffold boards than a garden wall reached from the ground, and those boards sit inside the quote.
  • A Kingsclere texture is quoted apart from a face closed smooth with a float.
  • Paint after the Kingsclere coat has set is a separate quote, as is work on the roof, the gutters or the windows.
  • The Kingsclere coat begins at the booked time. The quote named for that wall stays as it was given.

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External wall rendering across Kingsclere

We serve Kingsclere from our base in Winchester.

RG20

What happens on the day

On the day, we coat the outside walls of the Kingsclere house with render. Render is cement and sand on an outside wall. The boards go up first. The openings and the ground are covered next. The masonry is washed after that. A scored base comes next. The main thickness follows the base. The face you named is the last pass.

  • Reaching a Kingsclere outside wallScaffold is raised at the Kingsclere house before the coat is mixed. Scaffold is the temporary boarding that lets the upper wall be reached. A house front has carried that boarding through a full coat. A side wall has carried it along the length of the coat. Glass is covered. Doors, soil and paving are covered too. French doors on one rendered house face a paved patio. That glass stays covered while the coat is soft. Washing comes only after the covers are on. The wash takes loose dust off the brick or the block so the first layer can stick. A low garden wall has been coated with the ground protected. That short wall was reached without tall boarding.
  • Base layer on Kingsclere masonryThe Kingsclere wall is checked for a firm face before the first layer. Only sound brick or block takes the coat. That layer is cement and sand. A comb drags lines through it before it firms. The lined layer is the scratch coat. The next layer locks into those lines. Comb marks were left on the side of a flat roof extension. Beads are narrow metal edges on the corners, the foot and each reveal. A reveal is the return beside a window or a door. A grey coat covers the foot of a cream wall, with gravel along it. A six panel black door sits in a rendered opening between red brick pillars.
  • Main thickness on the Kingsclere wallWe wait until the comb lines can carry the next coat. Then the thicker coat goes on the Kingsclere wall. A long rule drawn down the wet face knocks the proud spots back. Brick that was patched then sits behind a single plane. Rain meets the coat. The masonry sits behind the coat. A smooth wall has been carried up until it met the roof. The pointed upper wall of a house has taken render. That wall is the gable, cut to the shape of the roof. A flank sitting under red tiles has taken render as well.
  • Smooth face or texture in KingsclereYou name the closing face for the Kingsclere wall before the last pass. For a smooth face we rub the wet coat with a float. A float is the flat tool that closes the surface. For a texture we leave the marks of that tool in the coat. One textured wall finishes short of the gutter above it. Small stones pressed into the render are called pebbledash. That finish is on the inner face of a parapet. The parapet is the low wall standing round a flat roof. A red coat covers one length of such a parapet. An ochre coat covers the length next to it. Paint comes after the coat has set. The coat can stay without paint.

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“We have been plastering and rendering since 1988. Every job, big or small, gets the same care, and we leave the place tidy when we go.”

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Photos of our work

Plastered room with French doors and side windows opening onto the garden
First render coat going onto the side wall of a flat-roofed extension, partly combed
Timber stud framing for a partition, before boarding
Pink plasterboard fixed to the end wall, with the studs on the side wall still open
Plastered wall in a room with a window to the left and a doorway to the right
Plastered room with a window, a ceiling light fitted and tools set out on a table

External wall rendering questions for Kingsclere

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Is external wall rendering something you do in Kingsclere?

Yes, outside walls of Kingsclere houses get a coat of cement and sand from Heath plastering and rendering. Render is that outside coat. Rain runs off the one finished face.

Does rendering cover Kingsclere and RG20?

Yes, Kingsclere and the RG20 addresses with it are covered for external wall rendering. Heath plastering and rendering is based in Winchester. A house there can have the outside walls coated.

When can outside rendering in Kingsclere be booked?

Outside rendering in Kingsclere is booked through April, May, June, July, August and September. The weather in those months lets cement and sand set hard. Book Now reserves the Kingsclere wall for the timing already set.

Have you rendered houses, extensions and garden walls?

Yes, white surrounds were left around the windows on a rendered house of two storeys. Brown render covers a rear extension, with the window and the door masked for that coat. Garden walls have been coated too, one beside a paved patio and one with sheeting on the ground.

What happens at my Kingsclere house after the render is booked?

We render the outside wall at the Kingsclere address on the day that was set. Work that day moves from a scratch coat, the combed first layer, on firm masonry to a cement and sand face that is rubbed smooth or left with a texture. Covers and tools leave with us, and the ground is clear at the end.

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