Exterior Wall Spraying in London
Refresh and protect your property's exterior with a sprayed coating that covers evenly and lifts kerb appeal — applied to rendered, pebbledash, brick and painted masonry.
Spraying reaches into rough and textured surfaces a roller cannot, for a consistent film and a cleaner finish.
What's involved
- 01Survey — we assess the substrate (render, pebbledash, brick, painted masonry), the existing coating and access.
- 02Protection — windows, doors, frames, downpipes, paving and planting are masked and sheeted. On an exterior this is most of the work.
- 03Cleaning — power-wash and treat for algae and moss; a dirty wall fails early.
- 04Repairs — cracks are filled and damaged render is reinstated.
- 05Priming — a masonry primer suited to the substrate.
- 06Spray application — coats of exterior-grade masonry paint sprayed for an even film.
- 07Curing and clean-up — cure time before masking comes off.
Why spraying beats brush and roller
Rollers sit on the high points of pebbledash and textured render and leave an uneven film. Spraying carries coating into the texture for consistent coverage and protection.
It is also far faster than brushing an entire elevation by hand.
Surfaces
Rendered walls, pebbledash, smooth masonry, painted brick, feature gables and bay fronts.
Timescales and access
A typical house front takes a few days; full exteriors depend on size, access and weather windows. Some jobs need scaffolding or towers for safe access to upper floors — we flag this at quote.
Exteriors need dry conditions and the right temperature to cure, so we work around the forecast. Quotes are free and job-specific.
Questions & Answers
How long does exterior spray last?
With proper prep and a quality masonry system, exterior spray coatings last several years. Lifespan depends on substrate condition and exposure.
Can you spray pebbledash?
Yes. Spraying reaches into the texture far better than a roller, which tends to sit on the high points.
Will spraying make a mess?
We mask and sheet everything — windows, doors, paving and planting — before we spray.
Do I need scaffolding?
Some jobs need scaffolding or towers for safe access to upper floors. We will flag this at quote.
Does weather matter?
Exteriors need dry conditions and the right temperature to cure, so we work around the forecast.
Do I need permission in a conservation area?
Possibly. Repainting or changing an exterior colour in a conservation area or on a listed building may need consent — check with your council before work starts.
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