Terraces, semis and detached houses all in one town, and coastal damp working on every one of them. Doing the outside in a single visit is both cheaper and a great deal less disruptive than three separate mornings.
Pick whichever apply. If you book them together they are quoted and carried out as a single job.
Every visit carries a fixed cost before a drop of anything is applied. Combined, you pay it once.
Each separate call brings its own travel, its own unloading and its own sheeting down of planting and drains. Three bookings means three of those, and none of them is cleaning.
One arrival, one set-up, then straight through the list in order from the top of the house down. The saving is simply the two set-ups that never happen.
People who put the walls, the gutters and the paving on one visit generally find the total sits comfortably under the separate figures. That is one day to plan around instead of three.
Sequenced so nothing finished gets touched twice.
Tiles first, from the ridge down. Everything that comes off has to land somewhere, and it lands in the gutter line.
Gutters and downpipes emptied of the day's work and run through to confirm the water is moving. The access is already there, so it takes a fraction of a separate call.
Render, boundary walls and any paving last, worked from the ground with nothing above left to spoil them.
One quick check and one short read.
Combined jobs get quoted very differently by different firms. The guide sets out what a fair price should cover so you can line them up properly.
The Render Check runs through what to look for from the footpath in about a minute, so you can decide what to include before asking for a price.
Practical questions, mostly about timing.
Easily, and it is the cheapest way to have paving done. The ground protection is already in place and the travel is already covered, so it adds a fraction of what a separate visit would.
A few hours for most houses rather than a full day, and less again for entrance walls or a single elevation. You get a realistic window at the quote stage rather than an optimistic one.
Very often, yes. What we need is access around the outside and somewhere to set up, agreed in advance. Plenty of jobs get done while people are at work or away for the week.
Very happily. It is one of the most common small jobs we take, and it changes the front of a property out of all proportion to what it costs. It is also the sort of thing worth adding to a bigger visit, because the set-up is already paid for.
You will find the method, what goes on each surface, and the line between washing and treating written out on the main softwashing page.
Everything you would like seen to, and one price comes back covering the visit.
Phone: 089-949-1525
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Email: info@eireshine.ie
Nearby: Barntown · Castlebridge · Rosslare Strand
Say so alongside the photographs. One call sits well under the separate figures, and most houses are done inside the visit.
The full list is more use to us than a short one.
