Roughcast & Render Repairs
Cracks, blown patches, and damp-related render failures put right before they get worse.
Not every render problem needs a full strip and re-render. Cracks, small blown areas, and localised damage can often be repaired — and catching them early stops water getting in and turning a small job into a big one.
We carry out render and roughcast repairs across East Ayrshire, matching the existing finish as closely as we can so the repair blends in rather than standing out.
What's Included
Crack repairs and filling
Patch repairs to blown or fallen render
Re-bedding loose sections
Matching existing roughcast, render, or pebbledash finishes
Repairs around windows, doors, and downpipes
Damp-related render investigation and repair
Our Process
Initial Inspection
We inspect the damage and check whether the surrounding render is still sound.
Detailed Quote
We quote for the repair (and flag if a larger job is the more sensible option).
Removal & Prep
Damaged material is cut back to a sound edge.
Basecoat Application
The area is re-rendered and finished to match.
Topcoat Finish
We clean down and tidy up.
Why It Matters
Stops water getting behind the render and causing damp
Cheaper than a full re-render when caught early
Keeps the exterior looking tidy
Matched finishes blend repairs into the existing wall
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Is it worth repairing or should I just re-render?
If the damage is localised and the rest of the render is sound, a repair makes sense. If large areas are failing, re-rendering is the better long-term value. We’ll give you an honest steer.
Q. Will the repair be noticeable?
We match the finish as closely as possible. On weathered walls, a fresh repair may be slightly visible at first, but tends to blend as it weathers in.