Exterior wall coatings are basically specially formulated long life paints, usually used for the exterior walls of buildings. They differ from normal masonry paint wall coating insofar as they contain special ingredients such as crushed marble, glass fibre, perlite, emulsifiers and resins, ensuring a protective and weatherproof wall coating that far outlasts normal masonry paint. Exterior wall coatings are normally applied by a specialist company using special equipment.
If the outside of your house needs painting every year, the costs can soon mount up, so why not consider a longer term solution, like these people did for their detached home, which was between Barnsley and Sheffield, Yorkshire. We took some photos whilst working on the property to show you how we differ...
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We all love a bargain and now you can get 30% off all rendering house painting and exterior wall coating systems. Guaranteed to last for 20 years, with installation during winter. Ends 25th Dec. Don’t bother calling your local painter and decorator this year, call us and enjoy 25 years of no more painting...
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Another example of our Never Paint Again wall coatings treatment, this house in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire needed render repairs & a fresh new weatherproof paint scheme, which we were only too happy to oblige. The property also required minor alterations to be done by ourselves, along with repairing a multitude of cracks, rendering, and then...
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This semi-detached house in the market town of Newton Abbot in Devon, had various issues with cracked rendering and flaking paint. Normal masonry paint will not stop these problems occurring, so the owner asked our Plymouth office to come up with a more longer lasting solution, which they certainly did!...
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We’ve been busy working on customers houses during the covid-19 lockdown period (April 2020) as our work enables us to carry out the recommended social distancing, and to remain a safe distance from customers and the public. We work around England and Wales and this old farmhouse we are going to show you, was...
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If you are one of those people like me who dreads the yearly onslaught of winter, the cold and wet weather, the dark evenings and the general gloominess, spring time can’t come around sooner. Springtime is also the ideal time to get the outside of your house painted, and here is why....
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The phrase “exterior wall coating” is to most people, fairly self explanatory I guess? It’s obviously a coating, for the exterior walls of a building, but is it really as simple as that?...
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The exterior wall coating systems that our company use, last for over 20 years. That’s quite a claim isn’t it? We offer a 20 year guarantee to all our customers, so it would be quite a gamble if we didn’t actually know for sure that the paints and coatings would last 20 years? How...
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Your house needs something to protect the outside walls, something that normal masonry paint will not provide, but protection from WHAT exactly? We look at why most homes don’t have sufficient protection on the exterior walls, we look at what your home needs protecting FROM, and we suggest ways to add protection to your...
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Large or small, tall or short, pristine or a wreck, no matter what size or condition your house is currently in, The Never Paint Again wall coating Company can repair and paint it, and we do with style, sheer hard work, and over 30 years experience under our belt too. It can be a...
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I originally wrote this in mid November, a time you may think where all house painters and decorators have shut up shop for the winter, yes? Not so. Did you know that we paint the exterior of houses all year round and yes, that includes the colder winter months, so how can we do...
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If you live in a house of unpainted brick but you are considering having it painted, you will be aware that once you paint a house with a brick exterior, you cannot ever change your mind, it’s done and that’s it! The problem is once you paint brick with masonry paint, it will have...
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