We insulate house façades with a thermal insulation system – boards, mesh and render – including the plinth and the details around the windows, where thermal bridges are usually left.
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The insulation works as a system: adhesive, boards, anchors, mesh-reinforced base coat, profiles and render must be compatible and applied in the right order. The plinth is insulated with boards that do not absorb water, and the insulation is returned into the window reveals.
Before starting, we check the substrate – its strength, flatness and any damp in the walls. If the wall is damp from the ground, the damp is dealt with first; otherwise it stays trapped behind the insulation.
Technical detail: the corners of openings
Stresses in the render concentrate at the corners of windows and doors, and that is where diagonal cracks start. An extra strip of mesh laid diagonally at the corner of each opening absorbs them, and it is the detail that is often missed.
The most common situations people call us about, and how we approach them.
Process
We organise the work around the specifics of the city and the property, planning access, logistics and stages.
The price depends on the area of the façade, the type and thickness of the insulation, and the number of windows and corners that need detailed work.
The final price is set after the façade has been measured on site.
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Every completed project receives a warranty certificate. This is what it covers and for how long.
The extended term applies to the installations themselves and to the roofing work. Installed ready-made products — taps, fittings, appliances — carry the manufacturer's warranty.
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Polystyrene is the usual choice for houses, and graphite polystyrene insulates better at the same thickness. Stone wool is non-combustible and lets vapour through better – it is chosen when the wall needs to “breathe” or fire safety is a priority.
The thickness is chosen based on the type of wall, the energy-efficiency requirements and the space in the reveals around the windows. We confirm it at the site visit, also taking into account the width of the new sills.
Adhesives and renders are applied at temperatures above 5°C and in dry weather, so façade work is planned from spring to autumn.
Yes – the plinth is a thermal bridge and takes splashes and moisture from the ground. It is insulated with boards that do not absorb water and covered with a durable render.
For façade insulation work, the warranty is 2 years, with a written certificate.
We will measure the façade, check the substrate and propose a system and thickness to suit the walls and windows.
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