Silicone · Monocouche · K Rend · Lime · EWI
Rendering that suits your walls, not a price list
We render houses across the UK — and we start by working out what your walls are actually built from. Solid stone needs lime. Cavity block suits silicone. Getting that wrong is why most render fails.
- Free survey
- Fixed written quote
- Up to 25-year system warranties
- UK-wide
Free survey
Tell us about the property
Send us the basics and we will call you back to book a survey. We will tell you what the walls need before we tell you what it costs.
Prefer to see a number first? The indicative price tool gives you a range in about a minute, based on the system, the property and the state of the walls.
Get a free survey and fixed quote
Tell us about the property and we will call you back to arrange a survey.
Why choose us
Rendering done to the specification, not to the quote
Most render failures we are called to were not caused by bad workmanship. They were caused by the wrong system on the wrong wall.
We survey before we price
No phone estimates. We look at the walls, hammer-test what is there and price what the job actually needs.
The right system for your walls
Solid wall, cavity, stone, cob or block — the substrate decides the specification, not what we have in the van.
Fixed written quotes
Itemised, with the system named, so you can compare our quote against anyone else's like for like.
Guaranteed and insured
Workmanship guarantee on every job, full public liability cover, and manufacturer system warranties where they apply.
Shop by finish
Every render system we install
Twenty-four specifications, from thin-coat silicone through to conservation lime and full external wall insulation. Each one suits a different wall.
Modern render systems
Acrylic Render
Tough, flexible acrylic thin-coat render with excellent colour retention and impact resistance.
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K Rend Systems
Approved installation of K Rend silicone and scraped textured render systems across the UK.
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Monocouche Render
One-coat through-coloured mineral render, machine or hand applied, scraped back to a fine even texture.
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Silicone Render
Breathable, self-cleaning silicone thin-coat render in a through-colour finish that never needs painting.
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Spray-Applied Render
Machine-sprayed render for fast, consistent application on large elevations and commercial work.
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Through-Colour Render
Pigmented render where the colour runs the full depth of the coat — no painting, no repainting.
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Basement Tanking
Cementitious tanking and cavity drain systems for basements, cellars and below-ground rooms.
Learn moreChimney Rendering
Rendering, repointing and weatherproofing chimney stacks — the most exposed masonry on any house.
Learn moreDamp-Proof Render
Specialist waterproof and salt-resistant render systems for damp-affected and below-ground walls.
Learn moreGarden & Boundary Walls
Rendering garden, boundary and retaining walls with correct coping and weathering detail.
Learn moreInsulation systems
Brick Slip Cladding
Brick slip systems giving an authentic brick face over insulation or an existing rendered wall.
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External Wall Insulation
EWI systems that insulate solid walls externally and finish them in a warranted render topcoat.
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Repair & maintenance
Render Crack Repair
Diagnosing and repairing hairline, map and structural cracking in existing render.
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Pebbledash Removal
Stripping tired pebbledash back to sound substrate and re-rendering in a modern smooth finish.
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Render Cleaning
Soft-wash render cleaning and biocide treatment that removes algae without damaging the finish.
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Breathable masonry coatings and full-system paint applications over existing render.
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Render Repair
Cutting out blown, hollow and failed render and making good to match the existing finish.
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Lime Render
Breathable hydraulic and hot-mixed lime render for period, listed and solid-wall properties.
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New pebbledash and roughcast render — matching existing dash or specifying a fresh application.
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Sand & Cement Render
Traditional two or three-coat sand and cement render, float or sponge finished, ready to paint.
Learn moreTyrolean Render
Machine-flicked Tyrolean render giving a fine, honeycombed decorative texture.
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The work
What good rendering looks like up close
Three stages of the same job: the float work that sets the surface, the scaffold stage with the elevation part finished, and the bead detail that decides whether the edges look sharp.
Float work — the stage that sets the final surface.
Part-finished elevation: topcoat above, base coat below.
Bead-formed reveal — a crisp corner is a detailing job.
What happens next
Four steps from enquiry to finished wall
Free survey
We visit, test the substrate, measure up and identify what caused any existing failure.
Written quote
An itemised fixed price with the system named, materials specified and scaffold included.
Booked in
An agreed start date, scaffold arranged, and a clear run of days set aside for your job.
Finished and guaranteed
Site cleared, scaffold struck, guarantee documents and system warranty issued.
Our commitments
What you can hold us to
We are building our review profile from verified customers rather than filling this space with quotes. Until those are collected, here is what we commit to in writing on every job.
Free survey and written quote
Every price follows a site visit. Nothing is estimated over the phone.The specification in writing
Your quote names the system and materials, so you can compare it properly.We say no when we should
If a cheaper option would do the job, we will tell you. If your walls need lime, we will not sell you cement.Coverage
Where we work
Teams across all four UK nations — 74 counties and 690 towns and cities.
Scotland
Northern Ireland
East of England
South East
South West
North West
Wales
North East
East Midlands
Yorkshire
London
West Midlands
FAQs
Rendering questions we get asked most
How much does rendering cost?
It is priced by the square metre and depends on the system, the condition of the walls and access. Our guide-price tool gives an indicative range in about a minute, and the survey turns that into a fixed written quote.
How long does a rendering job take?
A typical three-bedroom semi is usually one to two weeks on site including scaffold, preparation, application and finishing. Weather, wall condition and the system chosen all move that.
Do you offer a guarantee?
Yes. Every job carries our workmanship guarantee, and where a full manufacturer-specified system is installed you also get the system warranty on top.
Do I need planning permission to render my house?
Usually not on a standard house, but you will if the property is listed, in a conservation area, or if rendering would significantly change its appearance. We flag it at survey.
What time of year is best for rendering?
Spring through autumn is ideal. Render should not be applied in frost or in very hot direct sun, so winter work needs protection and settled conditions.
Will you need scaffolding?
For anything above single storey, yes — it is safer and produces a better finish than working off ladders or towers. Scaffold is included and itemised in the quote.
Can you render over existing render?
Sometimes, if the existing coat is completely sound and well-bonded. We hammer-test it first. Anything hollow has to come off, because covering failure just hides it.
How long before I can paint new render?
Through-coloured systems need no painting at all. Sand and cement should cure for around 28 days before masonry paint goes anywhere near it.
Ready for a straight answer on your walls?
Free survey, fixed written quote, and an honest view on what your property actually needs.