Roughcasting & Rendering in Ayrshire
Transform and weatherproof your home’s exterior. From traditional wet dash to modern silicone render, Reynolds delivers a clean, hard-wearing finish built to last.
The exterior render on your home does two jobs: it protects the walls from the elements, and it sets the entire look of the property. When it’s cracked, blown, stained, or just tired, it drags the whole house down — and worse, failed render can let damp into the walls behind it.
We’re specialist roughcasters working across Ayrshire, on everything from single elevations to full-house transformations. Whether you want a traditional Scottish wet dash finish or a sleek modern silicone render, we’ll give you a finish that looks the part and stands up to the Ayrshire weather.
All new roughcasting, rendering and re-rendering work comes with our 10-year workmanship guarantee.
We are based in Catrine and roughcast homes throughout the county, including roughcasting in Kilmarnock, roughcasting in Ayr, and Mauchline, Cumnock, Auchinleck and the Irvine Valley. See all the areas we cover.
Our Roughcasting & Rendering Services
Why Choose Reynolds for Roughcasting
Two specialist trades under one roof
Quality systems including RM Stonepack and dolomite white chip
Tidy, well-protected sites and clean finishes
Free, honest quotes with no obligation
10-year guarantee on all new roughcasting and rendering work
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How long does roughcast last?
A properly applied roughcast finish can last for decades. The hard, textured surface is very durable, which is exactly why it’s been the traditional Scottish choice for so long.
Q. Can I have a colour other than white?
Yes. The roughcast chip comes in a range of colours and blends. Dolomite white is a popular clean finish, but we can talk you through the options.
Q. Do you do single walls or only whole houses?
Both. We can roughcast a single elevation (for example, after an extension) or transform a whole property.
Q. Will I need scaffolding?
For most roughcasting work, yes — it’s needed for safe access and a consistent finish. It’s included in your quote.
Q: Is the work guaranteed?
For most roughcasting work, yes — it’s needed for safe access and a consistent finish. It’s included in your quote.