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In winter, you want to be warm inside, protected from the elements outside. That’s why you need to give your façade a critical look and do the necessary repairs before the cold and the rain kick in. Or if you have some more time before your façade needs renovation, winter is a great period to plan for a new look.
Autumn is a good time to inspect your façade for damage. To see best how your outer walls are doing, we recommend that you clean them before inspection. Depending on your wall cladding, a broom or wet cloth will do. Or get out the high-pressure cleaner. Have a closer look during daytime, so that you have perfect visibility.
What to look for?
We recommend you also inspect your roof. We show you how to do so here.
Prevention protects against complex repairs and high costs. So the sooner you fix your façade, the better. But always remember the 5 degrees limit for outdoor work. Below this temperature, it becomes difficult to apply building materials such as assembly foam, concrete or plaster. Painting does not make sense either, as the paint does not set.
When temperatures are higher, a coat of paint for plaster and the impregnation of wooden façades can easily be applied in autumn. The advantage of an autumn coat of paint: the sun burns less, and the paints, glazes, varnishes, and oils do not dry out as quickly. Always take the necessary safety precautions e.g. against slipping or cold.
If your façade check reveals the urgent need for a new outer layer, you do not have to wait until spring. Ok, you cannot re-plaster your walls in winter, but frost-resistant ventilated house cladding can be processed even at low temperatures.
Clinker, ceramics or modern fibre cement panels moreover require little maintenance. These sidings are weather-resistant, frost-proof, non-combustible and resistant to rot and corrosion. The diverse formats, colours, surfaces and laying methods offer extensive design possibilities, from classically elegant to timelessly natural to expressively extravagant. Material combinations with glass, clinker and wood are possible.
To plan your new façade design, upload an image of your home in the visualization tool and you will get an immediate impression of what your favourite colour looks like. Or ask some samples to help you with the final decision. The calculation tool determines the material requirements, which simplifies the financial planning. Up to you to do the installation yourself or contact to a professional installer.
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