50 House Cladding near you

House cladding is an essential step to prolonging the eventual deterioration of a property. The additional layer of protection keeps the walls and roofs unexposed to harsh elements outside. It’s a classic way of adding insulation to your property for colder seasons and ensuring airflow in hotter months. Many technologies have been introduced to make cladding last longer and be more affordable for homeowners. Here are some kinds of cladding services that you can book via Airtasker: 

Exterior uPVC cladding

uPVC is the easiest and most affordable way to get that popular look of grey cladding for your house. While this trend can use treated timber or exposed cement, uPVC is the quickest way to execute it since panels come in bigger sizes than wood boards and bricks. Maintenance is also simple since you can always paint over the material to get a new colour once it has faded or if you’re ready for a change. This can be a DIY project, or you can always hire painters on Airtasker! 

Some homeowners shy away from uPVC or plastic house cladding because they can look cheap if not done right. If you want to stay within budget but be satisfied with the overall look, make sure that you hire a Tasker with experience working with this material.

Timber cladding

Using wood like oak or red cedar will look stunning for your summer house cladding. It will lend a classy and cosy vibe to your facade that is inviting for your family and guests. If your summer house is near the woods or is surrounded by greenery, a wooden exterior is a fitting choice! Wood also has lots of benefits, such as natural oils that repel insects and bugs.

Timber cladding can also last up to sixty years if installed and maintained properly over time. It can also match other outdoor fixtures such as decks, pergolas, and planters.

Concrete cladding

Concrete is an excellent choice for house cladding as well. It can give a raw and unfinished look popular in architectural design or a polished, minimalist exterior. Because of its durability, cost and flexibility, concrete cladding can work well from tiny homes to bigger properties. It is even easy to match if you decide to get a home extension since there’s no need to find the same material as before.

Some homeowners choose concrete for detached improvements in residential properties like sheds and garages. Using concrete for garage wall cladding means you can provide insulation, soundproofing, fireproofing and wind resistance for your space sustainably. It’s also durable enough to avoid visible damages over time. Chances are, you’ll need more garage door repairs done before you will have to replace concrete cladding.