Silicone render in Rainham — through-colour, breathable and self-cleaning. Applied over prepared substrate with mesh and basecoat. Fixed written quotes.
Rainham has a wider mix of housing than most of Havering, from interwar semis to newer riverside builds, and the right render is not the same on all of them. Silicone suits nearly all of it because it is breathable, coloured through and does not need repainting.
The colour is in the render. It never needs a repaint and a scuff does not show a different colour beneath.
Reinforcing mesh bedded into a basecoat before the topcoat, which is what stops the cracking cheap render is known for.
Solid interwar wall and modern block need different treatment. We look before we quote.
Silicone sheds water and the dirt goes with it, which matters near the river and the main roads.
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Sand and cement cracks as the building moves and has to be painted, then repainted every few years. Silicone flexes, is coloured through and sheds dirt. More to put on, less to own.
Yes, though the system underneath differs. Rainham has both, and using an old-wall specification on a modern block wall (or the reverse) is how render ends up cracking within a year.
No. The colour goes right through, so there is nothing to repaint. A rinse down every few years is the whole maintenance.