Building Refurbishment - Houses

Facade renovation refers to the process of upgrading, repairing and improving the exterior appearance of an existing building. The main objective of the facade renovation is to improve the aesthetics, durability and energy performance of the facade, while preserving its architectural character.

Here are the typical steps involved in the facade renovation:

Initial Assessment: A thorough assessment of the condition of the façade is conducted to determine the required work. This may include visual inspection, moisture testing, testing of materials used, and evaluation of existing damage. This step allows for a suitable renovation plan.

Preparation of the site: Before starting

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... the work, the site is prepared by protecting the surrounding areas, installing scaffolding or secured platforms, and taking all necessary measures to ensure the safety of workers and building occupants.

Repair and replacement: Damaged facade components are repaired or replaced. This may include repairing cracks, replacing damaged bricks or stones, repairing joints, structural reinforcement, etc.

Surface Cleaning: The facade is cleaned to remove dirt, pollution, mould, or degraded coatings. Different cleaning techniques can be used depending on the materials of the facade, such as high pressure cleaning, sandblasting, chemical cleaning or dry cleaning.

Insulation improvement: If necessary, insulation improvement measures can be taken to reduce the building’s energy consumption. This may include the installation of an exterior thermal insulation system (ITE) or other insulation techniques to increase the energy efficiency of the facade.

Coating and finishing: After repairs and cleaning, finishing is applied to improve the aesthetic appearance and protection of the facade. This may include the application of a specific coating, paint, plaster, stone coating or other coatings.

Finishing and protection: Finally, additional protective measures can be taken to preserve the facade in the long term, such as applying a water-repellent coating, a UV protection layer, a special paint or other preservation treatments.

Building Refurbishment - Houses

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