Roof, wall and cladding coatings · Bath

Cladding coatings in Bath.

TOR and spray combination systems for profile sheet, rainscreen and curtain-wall cladding. DOFF-cleaned substrate, RAL-matched finish. 10-year service-life options on sound metal cladding. Delivered across Bath and Somerset. Facade cleaning, frame restoration and commercial decorating across Bath. A World Heritage city of Bath stone and listed Georgian frontages means heritage-safe methods come first. DOFF steam cleaning over pressure, sympathetic finishes, and restoration before replacement on period metalwork and shopfronts.

Bath programme

How we run roof, wall and cladding coatings schemes locally.

1. 01 · Survey

   Cladding type (profile sheet, cassette, ACM, rainscreen), adhesion test on existing coating, substrate condition, RAL reference, access assessment (roof parapet, elevation height, MEWP reach or scaffold requirement).

2. 02 · Specification

   Cleaning method first: DOFF, chemical or pressure wash, matched to substrate. Then primer and topcoat system to service-life target. 10-year options available on sound metal substrates. Sample panel agreed before full application.

3. 03 · RAMS

   Project-specific RAMS covering cleaning run-off containment, MEWP or scaffold access plan, edge-protection specification, wind-loading restrictions on spray application, COSHH.

4. 04 · Delivery

   Clean substrate, prepare any surface defects, mask glazing and penetrations, prime in passes, apply topcoat. Phased by elevation so the building stays operational throughout.

5. 05 · Handover

   As-applied record (product batch, film thickness, weather conditions at application), before/after photo log, written service-life expectation.

Frequently asked · Bath

What clients in Bath usually ask first.

Is your cleaning safe for Bath stone and listed facades?

Yes. DOFF superheated steam at low pressure lifts soiling without abrading the stone. We sample-clean a test area and agree the method before touching the elevation.

Do you work in the conservation area and on listed buildings?

Regularly. We work to the substrate and the consent conditions, and flag anything that needs listed-building or planning sign-off before we start.

Can you match heritage colours on shopfronts?

Yes. We identify the existing colour and apply a matched RAL or BS finish, restoring period metalwork rather than replacing it where the substrate is sound.

How long will the coating last?

10 years on a properly specified system over a sound, well-prepared substrate. We confirm the expectation in writing per scheme.

Can you match our brand colour?

Yes. RAL or BS colour matched on site. Where estate consistency is the goal, a single reference colour is agreed and applied across all elevations.

Can it be done without scaffolding?

Often yes, with tracked MEWPs for low-to-mid elevations. Agreed at survey based on elevation height, edge condition and reach. Scaffold is specified where MEWPs can't safely access.

Can the building stay operational?

Usually yes. Cleaning is the noisiest phase; coating is relatively quiet. Phased elevation delivery means no single phase closes the whole building.

What about glazing in curtain wall?

All glazing, gaskets and penetrations are masked before preparation starts and checked at demask before the elevation reopens.

Recent work

Recent work across Somerset.

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