Consider the complete exterior.
Discuss a rendered finish for new walls or an extension. Share drawings and material details so the proposed system can be considered for the construction.
Explore house extensions ↗Rendering · Cardiff & South Wales
A considered finish.
A fresh exterior.
From an extension’s external walls to render that needs attention. Discuss the surface, preparation and finish with Neart Construction.
Discuss your rendering ↗YOUR WALLS. YOUR PROPERTY. THE EXTERIOR DETAILS.
BRING YOUR EXTERIOR TOGETHER
ILLUSTRATIVE RENDERED EXTERIOR
ILLUSTRATIVE RENDERED EXTERIOR
Start with the existing wall
A new surface.
A clear starting point.
Rendering changes the finish of a wall, but the material and condition underneath matter too. Start with what is already there and what you want the proposed work to achieve.
Neart Construction offers rendering across Cardiff and South Wales. Share photographs, approximate areas and any known issues with Greg so we can discuss preparation, suitability and the information needed for a quote.
Tell us about your property ↗What are you planning?
New work.
Existing exteriors.
The wall, its condition and the proposed finish guide the scope. Tell us which areas you want to retain or change.
Before choosing the look
Understand the wall.
Consider the system.
A useful brief goes beyond colour and texture. Bring the existing property and proposed work into one conversation.
Show the starting point.
Share what you know about the wall, existing coatings and previous work. Different construction and surface conditions need appropriate consideration before a system is selected.
Flag recurring issues.
Show affected areas and explain whether they have changed. A fresh finish is not a substitute for understanding underlying defects or moisture problems.
Include the surrounding details.
Share windows, doors, roof edges, pipework and adjoining surfaces. Discuss how the proposed finish meets these features and any related work needed.
Plan the practical arrangements.
Flag height, entrances and neighbouring access. Bring colour and texture references, then discuss suitable products, access equipment and protection.
Choose for the property
The right specification.
Not just a new look.
Render options should be discussed against the actual wall and setting rather than selected from a photograph alone.
Share the finish you like and any chosen product information. Suitability, preparation, detailing and application requirements need consideration as part of the proposed work.
If the project includes insulation, specialist systems or other wall alterations, flag them at the start. Confirm the assessment, design and specialist work needed before treating them as part of a general rendering quote.
People behind your project
From your enquiry
to exterior details.
Greg handles enquiries and quoting, Ben manages the project, and Jos coordinates the team. Discuss access, choices and updates before work starts.
Share the property
Send your postcode, photographs, approximate areas and known history.
Discuss the starting point
Consider condition, proposed finish and any further assessment needed.
Agree the scope
Clarify removal, preparation, products, detailing and access for the quote.
Coordinate the work
Consider site conditions, weather and any related exterior work together.
Understanding the quote
What shapes
the cost?
Wall area is only part of the picture. Existing condition, the proposed system, detailing and access all affect the work involved.
Discuss your project ↗Area & configuration
Height, openings, corners and adjoining features help define the job.
Removal & preparation
Existing coatings, underlying condition and agreed repairs affect the scope.
System & finish
Chosen products, texture, colour and detailing affect the specification.
Access & related work
Equipment, protection, waste removal and the sequence of other trades need consideration.
For a useful first conversation
Send wide property photographs, close-ups of problem areas and approximate dimensions. Include existing finish details, any reports, your budget range and preferred dates.
Your questions
Before we render.
Can you repair a small area of existing render?
Share photographs of the damage and surrounding finish. The condition, cause and compatibility of a proposed repair need consideration before a local scope can be agreed.
Can new render go over the existing finish?
That shouldn’t be assumed. The existing surface, its condition and the proposed system need appropriate consideration before deciding on preparation or removal.
Can you match the existing texture or colour?
Share references and photographs. Materials, age and weathering affect the options, so an exact match shouldn’t be assumed before the finish is considered.
Will rendering solve damp or recurring cracks?
A new surface does not establish or address the underlying cause. Flag recurring issues so any assessment or repair requirements can be considered first.
Can rendering be included with an extension?
Yes, discuss it as part of the complete scope. Share drawings and wall construction details so the finish and related work can be considered together.
Is exterior painting included?
Confirm this during the quoting conversation. The proposed system and finish determine what following work may be needed, and what is included or arranged separately.
Will access equipment be required?
That depends on height, location and the work involved. Discuss the arrangements and their effect on entrances, paths and adjoining areas before work starts.
Can weather affect the programme?
Weather, site conditions and product requirements can affect outdoor work. Discuss the proposed stages and how changes to dates will be communicated.
Where do you work?
We cover Cardiff, Penarth, Barry, Dinas Powys, Caerphilly, Newport, Cwmbran, Blackwood, Pontypridd, Llantrisant, Cowbridge and Bridgend. Share your postcode when you get in touch.
Consider the complete exterior
Bring the work
together.
Discuss rendering alongside related repair, building and finishing plans.
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