Homes on the Warwickshire Cotswolds edge
South of Stratford the towns thin out. Shipston-on-Stour is the place most people know; around it are smaller villages — Ilmington, Tredington, the Brailes — where homes sit in longer plots, often with a mix of brick, later additions and, on some elevations, stone that will remain.
That junction is usually the work. A new silicone finish has to meet what remains, at the right line, with colour chosen against the roof and the landscape rather than from a screen. Rural access, longer elevations and how plant and scaffold reach the walls often matter more than they do on a town street.
We do not list every village. If you are nearby, send the postcode and we will say whether we can take the job on.
What we look at
- Where render stops and brick or stone continues
- Drive length, gateway width and where a scaffold can stand
- Extensions that have never quite matched the original home
- Whether the background is sound enough for a silicone system over a mesh-reinforced base coat
If you are a little further into Gloucestershire, send the postcode. We are happy to look at nearby jobs when it is practical.
Access, longer elevations and how the new finish meets brick or stone often matter as much as the texture itself. We meet you at the property, then give you a fixed quotation.