Explainer
What is Recladding?
What recladding involves, when you need it, and what it achieves.
Recladding is the process of removing a home's existing exterior cladding, repairing any damage underneath, and replacing it with a new, properly detailed weathertight system. It's the definitive fix for leaky and weathertight-failed homes.
What's involved
- Stripping back the old, failed cladding
- Assessing and repairing the framing, building wrap and flashings underneath
- Replacing damaged joinery where needed
- Re-cladding with a modern, durable system, correctly detailed
- Getting the weathertightness signed off
What it achieves
A recladded home is warm, dry and healthy — no more damp, mould or hidden rot — and the appearance and value of the home are lifted in the process. Done properly, it solves the problem for good.