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World-class Rendering Products and Systems in West London

Do You Need a Rendering Supplier in West London?

West London does not benefit from the relatively calm heat island created in the centre of the capital. Instead, it bears the brunt of the often brutal winds and weather off the North Atlantic. It’s important that when contemplating your options for rendering in West London that you choose products that are up to the task of keeping the environment at bay. Licata rendering systems have a well-earned reputation for doing just that.

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Residential and Commercial Rendering in West London

The West London environment can be surprisingly severe and has a history of undermining the integrity of even seemingly robust structures. A quality rendering system can reverse the damage, but which one is right for your home or business?

Licata has more than 5 decades of experience producing industry-leading render systems that are as durable as they are easy to apply. These include:

Monocouche Rendering

Monocouche means “one coat” in French. This is a through colour render that is suitable for a wide variety of substrates, including brick and blockwork. The monocouche render is hydrophobic, durable, flexible and low maintenance.

Plaster Rendering

Plaster renders have been in use since the days of the ancient Greeks. Licata plaster renders are hydrophobic, quick-drying, lightweight and compatible with virtually any type of substrate. As a bit of icing on the cake, they’re available in more than 700 colours.

Thin Coat Rendering

Licata thin coat renders are formulated using either a silicone, acrylic or mineral base. Silicone is very durable and the most popular. Acrylic is highly flexible and a good choice for older structures. While mineral renders dry fast even in cold weather.

Benefits of Coloured Rendering and Insulated Rendering

Coloured Rendering

If you worry that there may not be a Licata rendering product that will match the colour of your home, relax. Our coloured rendering systems are available in a mind-numbing 700+ colours. Regardless of the subtleties of your home’s colour scheme, we have a render to match.

All of our coloured renders are through-coloured, like our monocouche renders. Through colouring relieves you of the burden and expense of having to repaint your home or business every few years. Regardless of what the environment throws your way your coloured rendering in West London will stand tall.

Insulated Rendering

With our insulated renders the focus is on providing an effective layer of protection between you and the outdoor environment. This type of render is typically employed to repair compromised exterior walls and enhance the energy efficiency of a home or business.

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With more than 50 years of experience in the European and British markets Licata are experts when it comes to rendering systems. But don’t just take our word for it. Visit one of our 3 London showrooms and see for yourself.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. How long does rendering last in West London’s climate?

When carried out with quality rendering products, rendering in West London can last for 20 to 30 years. Licata rendering systems are durable, flexible and designed to protect external walls from wind, rain and cold weather while maintaining their integrity.

With options like monocouche render, thin coat or insulated rendering, homeowners and businesses get long-term protection and a low maintenance finish.

2. Do I need planning permission to render my property in West London?

In most house rendering projects across West London, planning permission is not required. Exceptions may apply if your property is listed, located in a conservation area, or the rendering services would change the appearance of the exterior significantly.

Licata’s experienced team can guide you on the right steps to take before starting the project. A quick site visit can help confirm if any restrictions apply, ensuring the job is carried out smoothly without unnecessary delays.

3. How much will rendering cost per m² for a typical house in West London?

The cost of rendering in West London varies depending on the render type, property size and materials chosen. On average, homeowners can expect prices to fall between £40 and £60 per m², with insulated rendering systems generally being at the higher end.

Licata provides rendering products and systems in different colours and finishes to suit your budget and requirements. If you are considering a project, you can request a free quote from the company to see the best solution for your home or business.

4. What surface or substrate checks are required before rendering?

Before applying rendering systems, the condition of the external walls must be checked carefully. Surfaces like brick or blockwork need to be clean, stable and free from cracks or loose material that could affect the job.

Our team at Licata may recommend minor repair work before applying monocouche render, thin coat, or silicone render to achieve a smooth and durable finish. This preparation ensures the render bonds properly and extends the life of the project.

5. How do I maintain rendered walls in windy, wet conditions?

Rendering in West London faces constant exposure to rain, wind and other elements. Thankfully, with high-quality rendering systems, maintenance is minimal and usually limited to occasional cleaning to remove dirt or algae.

Choosing flexible rendering products such as thin coat or insulated rendering helps prevent cracks and reduces the need for repair. With more than 700 colours available, the appearance of your property will remain fresh and vibrant for years with only light maintenance.

6. Can I apply render over existing brickwork, and what preparation is needed?

Yes, render can be applied over existing brick walls if they are stable and structurally sound. External wall insulation systems or a thin coat silicone render can be installed to improve insulation and protect the exterior from the elements.

The preparation stage usually involves cleaning the surface, repairing damaged areas and applying a base coat to ensure the rendering bonds well. Licata’s professional team can advise on the most suitable render type for your property to achieve a durable and efficient result.