Render systems and services
Fifteen services, from premium silicone to lime repairs on listed buildings. Each page explains how the system works, where it suits, what it costs in 2026 and what to check.
- Rendering contractors
Our insured Surrey rendering team: free survey, fixed written quote, 10-year guarantee.
- Silicone render
Thin-coat, through-coloured and water-repellent. The premium all-rounder for most brick and block walls.
- Monocouche render
One thick through-coloured coat, scraped to a clean texture. Durable and good value.
- K-Rend
The Kingerlee render range: silicone-enhanced scraped finishes and thin-coat silicone.
- Weber render
Saint-Gobain Weber systems, including weber.pral M one-coat and weber.therm insulation.
- External wall insulation
Insulation boards plus a render finish. Warmer rooms and a new facade in one project.
- Acrylic render
Flexible thin-coat render for strong colours and boards. Less breathable than silicone.
- Lime render
Breathable, flexible render for period, listed and solid-walled homes.
- Sand and cement render
Traditional multi-coat render finished with masonry paint. Lowest upfront cost.
- Pebbledash removal
Strip or render over old pebbledash for a smooth, modern through-coloured finish.
- Render repairs
Cracked, hollow and blown render diagnosed and repaired at the cause.
- Render cleaning
Algae and dirt removed with low-pressure biocidal cleaning. No jet-washing damage.
- Commercial and block rendering
Blocks of flats, portfolios, new-build plots and commercial premises.
- Spray render
Machine-applied monocouche and silicone render: faster, more even, same products.
- Bungalow rendering
Simple elevations and low access costs make bungalows among the best-value homes to render.
- Coloured render
Through-coloured silicone and monocouche in hundreds of shades. Never needs painting.
- Render and cladding
Render combined with composite, timber or fibre cement cladding for a modern facade.
Not sure which system you need?
Start with the wall. Cavity-walled homes built from the 1920s onward suit most modern systems. Solid-walled homes built before about 1919 usually need breathable materials. Read silicone vs monocouche and rendering period and solid-wall homes, or simply send an enquiry and let the contractors advise after a survey.
Planning a render project?
Book a free survey and get a fixed written quote, with a 10-year workmanship guarantee.