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Cladding

Cladding is the process of adding an extra layer of material to a property, it is an alternative to rendering.

There are many reasons that you may choose to have cladding installed including weather proofing, to transform the appearance, manage wind loads, to provided thermal insulation or a combination of them all!

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Cladding is a process of covering the exterior walls of a building with a layer of material to enhance its appearance, protect it from weathering and moisture, and improve its insulation and energy efficiency. Our professional cladding services use high-quality materials and expert installation techniques to provide a durable and attractive finish for your property. We offer a range of cladding options to suit different styles and budgets, and we ensure that the installation process is carried out safely and efficiently. Contact us today to learn more about our cladding services and to request a free quote.

Advantages of Cladding

Protection

Cladding provides an extra layer of protection to your building's exterior, shielding it from the elements and preventing damage.

Low Maintenance

Cladding is durable and requires little maintenance, making it a cost-effective solution for long-term use.

Energy Efficiency

Cladding can improve the energy efficiency of your building by reducing heat loss and regulating temperature.

Versatility

Cladding comes in a variety of materials, styles, and colors, allowing you to choose the perfect option to fit your building's design and aesthetic.

Aesthetics

​Cladding can enhance the appearance of your building by adding texture, color, and depth to its exterior.

Soundproofing

Cladding can also provide soundproofing benefits, reducing exterior noise pollution and creating a more comfortable indoor environment.

These are just a few of the many advantages of cladding. If you're considering using cladding for your building project, our team can help you choose the right material and design to meet your needs.

FAQ's on Cladding

1. What is cladding?
Cladding is a process of covering the exterior walls of a building with a layer of material, such as wood, vinyl, aluminum, stone, brick, or composite materials, to enhance its appearance, protect it from weathering and moisture, and improve its insulation and energy efficiency.

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2. Why use cladding?
Cladding provides many benefits, including improving the aesthetic appeal of a building, protecting it from harsh weather, reducing noise, and improving thermal insulation, which can lead to energy savings. It can also be used to refurbish or upgrade the appearance of an existing building.

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3. What are the different types of cladding?
There are various types of cladding available, including timber cladding, stone cladding, brick cladding, metal cladding, composite cladding, and UPVC cladding. Each type has its advantages and disadvantages, depending on factors such as cost, durability, maintenance, and appearance.

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4. How is cladding installed?
Cladding is installed by fixing panels, sheets, or tiles of the chosen material to the exterior walls of a building. The installation process involves preparing the surface, measuring and cutting the cladding to size, and fixing it in place using adhesive, nails, screws, or clips.

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5. Is cladding fire-resistant?
The fire resistance of cladding depends on the material used. Some materials, such as metal or brick, are naturally fire-resistant, while others, such as timber or plastic, may require additional treatment to improve their fire resistance. It is important to choose a fire-resistant cladding material that meets building regulations and safety standards.

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6. What are the maintenance requirements of cladding?
The maintenance requirements of cladding depend on the material used. Some materials, such as metal or brick, require little maintenance, while others, such as timber or UPVC, may require regular cleaning, painting, or sealing. It is important to follow the manufacturer's maintenance instructions to ensure the longevity and performance of the cladding.
 

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