Inland, the damp hangs about longer than it does near the sea, and it works on the render and the gutters as steadily as on the tiles. Having the outside of the house done in one go is the sensible way to handle that.
Add whichever of these apply. On one call they are quoted as a single piece of work and finished the same day.
Every visit carries a fixed cost before any cleaning starts. Book together and it appears on the bill a single time.
Getting there, unloading, protecting the ground and setting up takes the same half hour whichever job follows it, and it is built into each quote when they are booked apart.
Set up once, then work down the house from the roof to the gutters to the walls. The saving is simply the two set-ups that never happen.
People who put two or three jobs on the one visit generally find the total lands well under the separate prices, with only one day to plan around.
Top down, so nothing has to be done twice.
The roof comes first. Everything that comes off it goes straight into the gutters, so doing them ahead of it would be wasted work.
Gutters and downpipes next, cleared of what has just come down and checked that water actually runs the way it should.
Render and walls last, worked from the ground, with nothing left above to drop onto them. By evening the outside of the house is done and off your list.
A quick check and a short read, both free.
Combined jobs are quoted in very different ways by different firms. The guide sets out what a fair price should cover so you can see which one is actually comparing like with like.
The Render Check runs through what to look for from the ground in a minute or so, and it will tell you whether the walls are worth adding while we are there.
Practical questions, mostly about timing.
Both get looked at while we are up there, because that is where a lot of roof trouble starts. We are not roofers and we do not pretend to be, but if something looks like it wants attention you will hear about it early rather than late.
Yes, and it is the sensible way round to do it. Render and roof carry the same growth, and doing both while we are set up costs a good deal less than two separate visits. The walls are softwashed from the ground.
For clearing, barely. Biocide treatment is another matter. The product needs hours on the roof, so heavy rain straight after works against it. We move a date rather than apply something that washes off by evening.
Fully insured, and we are happy to show the paperwork before any work starts. It is a fair thing to ask any contractor, and anyone reluctant to answer it is telling you something.
The method behind each job, what we use, and where the line falls between clearing and treating. All of that is written out on the main roof cleaning page.
Everything you would like seen to, and one price comes back covering the visit.
Phone: 089-949-1525
WhatsApp: Send a couple of photos
Email: info@eireshine.ie
Nearby: Ferns · Oulart · Boolavogue
Say so alongside the photographs. We quote it as one call, which sits well under the separate figures, and most houses have the whole exterior behind them inside the visit.
Include anything you are only half thinking about. Asking costs nothing.
