Facade Repair and Painting from Scaffolding

1. Scaffolding and netting

Scaffolding goes up the full height, with safety netting so nothing falls below.

2. Damaged render

Along the edges and corners the renderRender (plaster)A layer of mortar (sand, cement or lime, and water) spread over brick or concrete to give a wall a straight, sound surface ready for paint or tiles. had blown and was crumbling.

3. Scraping

Anything loose or hollow-sounding is scraped off until a sound surface is reached.

4. Filling

The bare areas are filled so the wall is smooth again before painting.

5. Painting level by level

The painting moves from one scaffold level to the next, so the whole face gets an even finish.

6. The result

With the scaffolding down, the side wall looks even and clean, with no cracksCrackA split or gap in render, concrete, a wall, a coating or wood. Fine cracks are usually only on the surface; ones that grow, keep reopening or run diagonally need attention. or patches showing.