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External Rendering...

Regency Construction under takes the following external rendering works:

• Hand application of traditional sand and cement renders to new builds
• Hand application of modern one-coat renders to new builds
• Machine application of one coat renders to new builds
• Render stripping and re-rendering
• Repairs to rendered walls

If your rendering requirement is not listed above then please feel free to contact us to discuss your requirements.

All of our rendering services are carried out to the highest industry standards using trade quality materials. By working in a professional and controlled way we aim to minimise disruption during the time work is taking place.

Please feel free to contact us to obtain a free written estimate of your rendering requirements.

Examples of our rendering work can be seen in our Portfolio section.

In addition to plastering, Regency Construction also offer the following services to complete the work:

• Painting

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Introduction to Rendering

When the external walls of a building have been constructed from concrete blocks, it is standard practice to protect the block from the weather and give them a smooth finish by applying coats of render.

Traditionally renders have been made from a sand, cement and waterproofer mix and finished whilst still wet. The sand and cement render has then traditionally been painted to give it a more attractive colour and to further protect it from the elements. 

A more recent alternative is the use of one coat renders. These are self coloured pre-mixed cement renders that are finished when dry. Typical products include K-Rend, Monocouche and Webber. These renders can either be hand-applied or machine-applied (sprayed on). They have the advantage of never having to be painted.

Refurbishment of brick walls and old rendering