We provide conservation-grade lime plastering across Bangor, County Down. Whether you are repairing damp-damaged internal walls, replacing failed cement render or repointing stonework, our craftsmen work only in lime — the material Bangor's period buildings were originally constructed with.
Bangor's building stock reflects the history of Northern Ireland, and much of it predates modern cement. Applying gypsum plaster or cement render to these walls traps moisture, causing damp patches, salt blooming and decayed timbers. Lime allows moisture to evaporate freely, protecting the fabric of the building for decades to come.
Lime is flexible, breathable and self-healing. On Bangor properties with soft brick or Northern Ireland stone, it moves with the building instead of cracking away from it, and it protects the masonry rather than the other way round.
Every property is different, so we do not publish fixed prices. Cost depends on the substrate, the number of coats, access and whether failed cement needs removing first. We survey the property in Bangor and provide a written, no-obligation quote.
Yes. We regularly work on listed and conservation-area properties across County Down and can supply mix specifications and sample panels for Bangor conservation officers where consent is required.
Lime cures slowly by carbonation. As a guide, allow around one week per coat in typical Northern Ireland conditions, longer in cold or damp weather. We protect the work and control drying so the finish cures evenly rather than cracking.
Yes — stripping failed cement render and replacing it with a breathable lime render is one of the most common jobs we carry out in Bangor. It is usually the fastest way to resolve persistent damp in a solid-wall building.
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