Whether as part of a building restoration project or as part of a modern build, our lime plastering service offers a range of aesthetic and practical benefits to all kinds of properties. Reach out to us by phone or email to arrange a free, no obligation quote.
Reacting with water, hydraulic lime is known for its faster setting times and more durable end results. These properties make it ideal for areas of exposed or damp conditions, and therefore the perfect choice for exterior plastering.
Also sometimes referred to as lime putty, the composition of this non-hydraulic lime reacts with air rather than water. Overall this leads to longer setting times, but a more flexible result than hydraulic lime. In short, making it the optimum choice for internal plastering.
Lime plastering can offer considerable advantages for older buildings. One of the most significant being moisture control, helping to reduce the development of damp, mould, and other contaminants, which may cause long-term damages to the building’s structure. So if you’re looking to restore an older property to its former splendour, then get in touch with our specialists to discuss your needs in further detail.
To find out more about our lime plastering expertise and how they can benefit your building, get in touch with our team for an in-depth discussion.