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Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is silicone render?

Silicone render is a modern decorative exterior wall coating designed to protect and improve the appearance of your property. It is known for being breathable, water-repellent, flexible, and highly durable, making it a popular choice for homes and commercial buildings.

What are the benefits of silicone render?

Silicone render offers many benefits, including a clean modern finish, excellent weather resistance, reduced maintenance, breathability, and improved protection for external walls. It is also less likely to crack compared to more traditional rendering systems.

Is silicone render waterproof?

Silicone render is highly water-resistant, meaning it helps repel rain and moisture from the outside. At the same time, it remains breathable, allowing trapped moisture within the wall to escape.

How long does silicone render last?

When applied correctly and maintained properly, silicone render can last for many years. It is designed to be a long-lasting external finish that holds up well against weather, dirt, and general wear.

Will the render crack over time?

Traditional sand and cement renders are brittle and prone to cracking as a building naturally shifts. Silicone render is specifically engineered to be flexible. This elasticity allows it to absorb minor structural movements without cracking, maintaining a seamless protection barrier for your home.

Does silicone render need painting?

No, Silicone render is available in a wide range of colours and is typically applied as a finished coloured system, meaning it does not need painting afterward.

Does silicone render get dirty?

Silicone render is designed to be low maintenance and more resistant to dirt than many traditional finished. Its water-repellent surface helps rainwater wash away some surface dirt naturally, helping the property stay cleaner for longer.

Can silicone render be applied to any property?

Silicone render can be applied to many different types of properties, including houses, extensions, garden walls, and some commercial buildings. Sustainability depends on the condition and type of surface, so it is always best to have the property assessed first.

Can silicone render be applied over existing render?

This depends on the condition of the existing surface. If the current render is sound and properly prepared, silicone render may be applied as part of a suitable system. Any loose, damaged, or unstable areas would need to be addressed first.

How long does silicone render take to apply?

The time needed depends on the size of the property, the condition of the walls, the weather, and the level of preparation required. Every project is different, but we always aim to complete our work efficiently without compromising on quality.

What colours are available?

Silicone render is available in a wide range of colours, allowing you to choose a look that suits your property. We can help guide you on colour options to achieve the best finish for your home.

Yes, silicone render is an excellent choice for the UK climate. It is designed to perform well in wet, windy and changing weather conditions, helping to protect your property while maintaining its appearance.

Is silicone render suitable for the UK weather?
How do I maintain silicone render?

Silicone render is generally low maintenance. In most cases, occasional gentle cleaning is enough to keep it looking its best. Avoid harsh cleaning methods and any maintenance should be carried out carefully.

How much does silicone render cost?

The cost of silicone render depends on several factors, including the size of the property, access requirements, wall condition and preparation work.

Do you offer free quotes?

Yes, we are happy to provide free, no-obligation quotes. We can assess your property, discuss your requirements, and recommend the best rendering solution for your home.

Still have a question? Feel free to get in touch with us for friendly advice and a free no-obligation quote.
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