Cladding finishes and protects areas such as dormer cheeks, gable ends and bay fronts. Good cladding depends on the battens and membrane behind it as much as the boards you see.
We fit low-maintenance cladding as part of roofline and dormer work or as a standalone upgrade, and we'll advise where other finishes may be more appropriate.
What this service covers
- uPVC and composite cladding
- Dormer cheek cladding
- Gable and bay cladding
- Battens, membranes and trims
- Replacing tired timber cladding
Signs you may need it
- Rotten or split timber boards
- Damp behind old cladding
- Dormer cheeks that look tired
- Wanting a low-maintenance finish
How we approach it
- 01
Survey
We check substrate, existing cladding and access.
- 02
Choose finish
Profile and colour agreed to suit the property.
- 03
Prepare
Old boards removed, battens and membrane fitted.
- 04
Fit
Boards and trims installed neatly with weather details.
What affects the quotation
Your free written quotation is priced for your property and covers:
- Area to clad
- Material choice
- Height and access
- Condition behind old cladding
- Trims and corners
Any guarantee depends on the job and materials and is stated in your written quotation.
Exterior cladding: common questions
Is cladding low maintenance?
uPVC and composite need only occasional cleaning.
Do you need permission for cladding?
It can depend on the property, location and material. Check with your local planning authority, especially in conservation areas.
Can cladding cover damp?
No. Damp must be resolved first; cladding over a problem hides it rather than fixing it.