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You can only get ECO funding if you have got Pas2030, to get this it would be pointless for a one off job as its a long process and costs a lot of money, I install EWI but we are not Pas2030 registered but dont need to be as my customers dont receive funding as they pay outright, although I now...

To be honest I'm not too sure what meshed type system has been used from the description given, but at the end of the day something along the line has failed, which is obvious from the picture. In my opinion it will need to come off and be done again as the cracks are not good for a start as...

If its weber it looks like its there monocouche, which is called "weber pral m" Obviously something has gone seriously wrong as it should never look like this ! Did the contractor seal the wall first ? If he was going over brickwork that had render on previously he should of applied rend aid...

Dense concrete blocks 7n (Newton) are the best, minimum shrinkage !

Dean was the other prices that came in at £1500 just for supply and labour ? or did it include scaffold ? I know it did not include chop off as you said they was going over top.

I know that under £25 a metre is a good price, our prices start from £30 a metre on private jobs and even that is seen as good as we win our fair share of work ! you only have to google it and you will see prices of £55 a metre for monocouche ! Although in my onion that is too much but if they...

Skimmers how much a metre do you charge for monocouche, with scaffold say around £200 and then chop of taking a day, allowing for stubborn areas, then skip for rubbish removal, then Walls will need to be treated to take new render ! must be leaving only about £25 a metre or less to monocouche ...

Use weber OCR (one coat render) ring weber for your nearest stockists. It's quite easy to work with compared to sand and cement, you can pack it out up to 25mm in one coat, don't need a scratch coat. Timber baten underneath sound fine to use as form, ideally you should be looking for minimum...

Very nice that Northern Warrior ! Good Job

Why was the render installed on the property's ? Might be that the brickwork is no good ! I would be carefull as you might not be able to restore back to original ! Also, some part may be stubborn and when you try and chisel it off might take the face of the brick off with it . Can't really...

If your doing such a small area I would use weber OCR (one coat render) 1 bag equals 1sqm at 15mm, so obviously you will need 3 bags ! Will be able to do it in one hit rather than scratch and come back later, plus I find it easier to rub up and get a smooth Finnish !

Yeah ! good luck to you mate, hope it goes well.

You did not mention green deal or the other options or rendaid, I can't see what your problem is ??? Next time I will say before hand I agree with skimmers before I add anythink, is that ok with you ? There's nothink wrong with backing up and adding extra to a previous comment if anythink it...

As far as rendering on to paintwork, I would use "rendaid" with mesh in it, it sticks to painted surfaces and once dry can then be rendered over. If your house is of solid wall construction I would consider External wall insulation, with the rising cost of gas, now is the time to get it...

You can do rendering all year round ad long as you take certain measures to combat the weather !

It sounds like they have cut down insulation and fixed it to wall, I don't think they would of used plastic as it would expand and shrink too much in different weather, if it was me I would fix insulation inside grooves then insulate over whole lot with insulation board, then install a 6mm...

Yeah it can be done this time of year but the builder will need to make sure the temperature is 5 or above, in the past i have sheeted the whole side of a house up and circulated heat into it to keep the temperature at about 5c even when the temperature was more like zero outside,it did cost a...

To be honest you will never be able to "flick" away water from house wall at bottom even if you use a bellcast, the water will still drip on floor and if your floor runs towards your house then the water will always sit against brickwork, the best suggestion so far would be to fit/form a gully...

All these products by each manufacturer are very similar, its like the difference between the supermarkets some people prefer the one over the other! Ive only used weatherby (acrlic and silicone and brick effect), weber (weber pral Monocouche) and jub(acrylic and silicone) monocouche such as...

To anybody who is interested here are some links to modern reder products, each manufacturer offer a 10 yearplus guarantee for there products if fitted by one of there approved contractors. Plus there is loads of literature on the sites about each product...