Hi,
I'm currently buying a terraced house in North London. Its a victorian house and most of the other houses on the street have the original brickwork on show, which looks really good. However the one I'm buying has at some point had pebbledash rendering done. It is now a really grubby grey colour and is a bit of an eyesore. There is always the option of cleaning it up and painting it, but I really like the look of the other houses along the street. Can anyone tell me if removing the render would damage the brickwork, and if not whats the best way to do it? Any other ideas?
Before anyone asks, the reason I'm buying this place is that the inside is awesome, and now i'm just getting fussy.
Cheers
Hennerz
I'm currently buying a terraced house in North London. Its a victorian house and most of the other houses on the street have the original brickwork on show, which looks really good. However the one I'm buying has at some point had pebbledash rendering done. It is now a really grubby grey colour and is a bit of an eyesore. There is always the option of cleaning it up and painting it, but I really like the look of the other houses along the street. Can anyone tell me if removing the render would damage the brickwork, and if not whats the best way to do it? Any other ideas?
Before anyone asks, the reason I'm buying this place is that the inside is awesome, and now i'm just getting fussy.
Cheers
Hennerz