Pebble Dash Spraying in Finchley
Pebble dash resprayed across Finchley — the signature 1930s front, washed, stabilised and sprayed for full, even colour.
If your N2, N3 or N12 semi has pebbledash, this is one of the most transformative jobs you can book.
What's involved
- 01Wash — the front power-washed, algae and loose flakes gone.
- 02Sound it — hollow areas found and marked.
- 03Repair — blown patches cut back and made good to match.
- 04Seal — chalky render locked down with stabilising solution.
- 05Spray — two coats of masonry colour, carried into every stone.
Pebble dash in Finchley
More pebble dash fronts are refreshed in Finchley than almost anywhere we work — the interwar semis and terraces from East Finchley to Woodside Park are built with it, often with rendered bays and side walls to match.
Matching the rest of the street matters to a lot of Finchley customers; moving to a new shade matters to the rest. Both start with the same prep, and we can show shades on site before you choose.
Before you paint
Flaking paint on pebbledash is almost always prep failure from an earlier job — dirt or chalky render trapped under the coats. Washing and stabilising first is what makes the new colour last.
Questions & Answers
Is pebble dash common in Finchley?
It's the signature front here — 1930s semis across N2, N3 and N12 carry it, and refreshing it is one of our most-booked jobs.
Can you match it to neighbouring houses?
Yes — we can match the existing colour or move the whole front to a new shade you choose.
What happens to hollow patches?
They're cut back and made good before painting; badly failed areas are flagged honestly and re-render options discussed.
How long does a pebble dash front take?
Wash, repair, stabilise, then two sprayed coats — typically a few days for a Finchley semi, weather permitting.
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