Insulclad House Painters

We offer a better price for Insulclad, or Solid Plaster Clad homes. These cladding systems fall under the term Monolithic Cladding, or E.I.F.S.
Monolithic Cladding, that is in good condition, is one of the easier claddings to refinish, so we price accordingly.
We have held Insulclad, Special Finishes, and Glamatex applicator Licenses, so we know what is required when painting these homes. We have painted some of the most expensive Monolithic homes in Auckland as well as some of the cheapest.

Things to look out for

Some painters would have you believe that painting Solid Plaster or Insulclad (Monolithic) homes is very expensive. Often these quotes include replacing areas due to the odd hairline crack or using expensive "own brand" elastomeric paints. Fillet grinding and plastering will usually suffice for many large cracks, provided the cladding is not loose, or suffering excessive movement. We use Resene X200, or similar, to paint Solid Plaster homes, and normal 100% acrylic paint for E.I.F.S., or Insulclad, homes.
Application is by roller, over predominately large flat surfaces, so its pretty easy. There is no real cutting in, as everything is masked. Sealing windows takes about 20 mins per, and is easier than sanding weatherboards, or wooden windows. I would rather paint Monolithic than Weatherboards any day