FPP FACADES
FPP Facades is a family-run business based in Cambridgeshire. We primarily operate in East Anglia and the South East of England, serving key areas such as Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, London, Bedfordshire and Essex. We are a leading contractor specialising in external spray rendering, render restoration/maintenance and all aspects of facades. With almost 40 years’ experience servicing both main contractors and homeowners alike across East Anglia and the Midlands, to design and produce high quality facades.
Clients choose FPP Facades for our unparalleled expertise spanning nearly four decades in the industry. Our commitment to quality and attention to detail sets us apart, ensuring each project receives the meticulous care it deserves. With a proven track record in delivering exceptional results, choosing FPP Facades means entrusting your project to seasoned professionals dedicated to exceeding your expectations.
01354 657965
FPP Facades, Unit 1, Norman Business Park, Thorby Ave, March PE15 0AR
Info@fppfacades.co.uk
Unlike a traditional sand and cement render, monocouche is single-coat and through-coloured which means it doesn't need to be painted. Not only this, but with increased weather and algae resistance to keep it looking fresh for years to come.
The lifespan of external render depends on various factors such as the type of render used, the quality of installation, and the local climate. Generally, well-maintained render can last for several decades.
FPP Facades covers the whole of East Anglia, including Suffolk, Norfolk and beyond. With over 25 years of experience, we provide expert external rendering services to major house builders like Taylor Wimpey, Persimmon Homes, Lovell, as well as private homeowners. Whether it's a large-scale development or a private residence, trust FPP Facades for quality rendering solutions.
The cost of new external rendering can vary based on several factors, including the size of the property, the type of render material chosen, the finish of the render, and the substrate.
