Pebbledash removal and re-rendering in Elm Park, Hornchurch and Dagenham. Old dash off, wall made good, silicone render on. Fixed quotes, scaffold included.
Nearly every house on the Elm Park estate went up in the 1930s wearing pebbledash, and it is the single thing that dates a frontage most. Taking it off is a bigger job than it looks — what is underneath decides the price — but it is also the change that makes a house look thirty years younger in a week.
The old coat comes off and we look at what is behind it before quoting the render. That is where the cost actually lives.
Cracks, blown patches and old repairs sorted first. Rendering over bad substrate is how you end up doing it twice.
Modern render that sheds water and does not need painting every five years.
Access, sheeting, and every bit of the old dash taken away. It makes a mess and the mess is ours.
Send a photo or a quick video of the room on WhatsApp, or get a free fixed quote — no obligation, and we’ll tell you straight what it needs.
You cannot know until it is off, which is why an honest quote for this job has two parts. We price the removal and the render, and we tell you what a bad substrate would add before we start rather than after.
Only if you want it to. On the Elm Park estate most houses are still dashed, so a smooth silicone render stands out — which is usually the point. We can also match a neighbouring finish if you would rather it blended.
On a typical Elm Park semi, about a week for a full front and side, weather permitting. Removal is the noisy couple of days; the render itself goes on faster than people expect.