Pebbledash house makeover

Remove pebble dash to expose natural beauty of your property and increase its value. Removing pebble dash also enhances natural ventilation of the building.

Pebbledash is a common feature on houses across the UK. Also known as roughcast, it has both functional and decorative qualities when covering your walls. However, over time, it can become worn, discoloured and even cracked – or you might simply think it looks dated.

Pebbledash! A passing fad and a cheap wall covering that house builders used to use to cover up poor quality brickwork, but times change and many people want to change their pebbledash wall coating to something a bit more contemporary and up-to-date. This article shows you how we go about repairing and painting a pebbledashed

Painting Pebbledash, Spar dash and Tyrolean exterior wall finishes: Why painting them with normal paint is sometimes NOT such a good idea and why an alternative SPRAY painting method could be perhaps a better option. We look at WHAT pebbledash actually is, and WHY. Let's look at where pebbledash comes from, and how it's made,

Ever since I bought the house the first thing I wanted to do was to remove the ghastly Pebble dash. It just made the house look so depressing, both of the neighbouring houses had the original brick still which makes my grey sad looking one stand out even more! Unfortunately as is was just a cosmetic procedure at the time it had to wait... until this year! I was randomly strolling through Instagram when I saw another East London house had had their render removed and bricks nicely cleaned up…

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The pandemic had a massive impact on the way we see our lives and many of us had to make the shift to working or schooling remotely. Constantly sitting at the same desk or looking at the same wall can leave us feeling sick and tired. No wonder that so many people had the irresistible desire to tear everything down and re-do their living spaces out of sheer boredom.