K Rend & silicone render
Through-coloured render on houses, extensions and new builds.
Rendering in OldhamA regular patch for us, and an area where external wall insulation genuinely changes how a house feels to live in.
Oldham and the townships around it are somewhere we work a lot. It’s a different job to the one we do south of Manchester: more solid-wall property, more exposure, and houses that are genuinely expensive to heat rather than just looking a bit tired.
That shifts the balance of the work. Down in Cheadle a render job is usually about appearance. Up here it’s very often about warmth first and appearance second — and the good news is you get both out of the same visit.
A cotton town, so terraces dominate — red brick and stone, a great deal of it built before cavity walls were standard. That solid-wall construction is the defining feature of the area for our trade: there’s no cavity to fill, so the only practical way to insulate is from the outside. Around that core there are interwar and post-war semis, much of it pebbledashed, and the ground rises steadily towards Saddleworth where exposure to driven rain becomes a real factor.
If your house was built before the 1930s there’s a good chance it has solid walls. Worth checking before you spend money on render alone — for not a great deal more you can insulate at the same time and only pay for the scaffold once.
Serving Oldham, Chadderton, Royton, Shaw and Saddleworth.
Give us a call on 07539 857038 with your postcode and a description of the job, or send a few photographs over on WhatsApp. We'll tell you when we could come and look, and you'll have a written price shortly after.
What we do in Oldham
Through-coloured render on houses, extensions and new builds.
Rendering in OldhamA warmer home and a new rendered finish in a single job.
EWI in OldhamCeilings, skimming over artex, boarding and full re-plasters.
Plastering in OldhamCracked, blown or stained render diagnosed and put right.
Repairs in OldhamNearby
Neighbouring areas we work in regularly. Not listed? Give us a call anyway — we cover a wide patch.
Questions
A quick guide: measure the depth of an external wall at a window or door reveal. Much under about 260mm and it’s likely solid. Brickwork where you can see the short ends of bricks appearing in the pattern is another good sign. We’ll confirm it when we survey.
On a mid-terrace you’ve only got the front and back to treat, so it’s often better value than on a detached house. The usual complication is the front elevation and whether the street has a consistent look — worth a word with the planning department if you’re in a conservation area.
It depends on the size of the job, what's already there and how much preparation it needs, which is why we visit before confirming a figure. You'll get an itemised written price with no obligation to go ahead.
Free quotes, over 25 years' experience, and a written price before you commit.