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Guardian Edge
Interior Plastering Renovation Scene

Property Maintenance

Plastering & Rendering

Guardian Edge provides plastering and rendering across the UK — internal plastering, dry lining, external render repair and re-render, and damp-related replastering — starting with why the plaster failed rather than simply covering it again.

Diagnose the damp before you cover it up.

Who this is for

  • Landlords and agents
  • Managing agents
  • Housing providers
  • Commercial premises

Problems it solves

  • Plaster is blown and has been skimmed over twice already
  • External render is cracked and water is tracking into the wall
  • Damp keeps returning after redecoration

What Guardian Edge provides

Our plastering & rendering scope

What we provide

  • Skim, float and set, and full replastering
  • Dry lining and plasterboarding
  • Damp investigation and appropriate replastering specification
  • External render repair, patching and full re-render
  • Making good after electrical, plumbing and remedial works

Typical scope

  • Residential, commercial and communal areas
  • Occupied properties with works phased

Before we price anything

Inspection & survey process

  1. 01

    Find the cause of failure

    Penetrating damp, rising damp, condensation and leaks all look similar and need different answers. Replastering the symptom is a short-term fix.

On site

How the work is delivered

  1. 01

    Address the cause

    Repairs to the source before any finish is applied.

  2. 02

    Prepare and apply

    Correct backing coats and specification for the wall.

  3. 03

    Make good

    Decoration and reinstatement to complete.

Compliance

What the rules actually require

  • Damp and mould in rented housing engages the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018 and, in social housing in England, Awaab's Law timescales for investigating and remedying hazards.
  • Covering damp without addressing its cause is not a repair and will not satisfy a disrepair claim.

Standards & legislation

These are not all the same kind of obligation, and we do not present them as if they were. A statutory duty is law. A British Standard is the recognised way of demonstrating you have met one. Guidance and our own recommendations are neither.

  • Legal requirementHomes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018

    Fitness standard including damp and mould

    Damp and mould can render a property unfit, giving tenants a direct route to enforcement.

    Read the primary source →

Ongoing support

Planned, reactive and multi-site.

Most providers do one of these well. The value of a single provider is that the schedule, the emergency and the portfolio all sit in the same place.

Planned maintenance

  • Planned external render programmes
  • Cyclical repair on communal areas

Reactive support

  • Making good after leaks and remedial works
  • Damp investigation and treatment

Multi-site & national portfolios

  • Consistent damp diagnosis and reporting across a stock

Procurement, simplified

What happens next?

  1. 01

    Tell us what you need

    One form, one call or one email. A photograph or an existing report is enough to start.

  2. 02

    We assess the requirement

    We confirm scope, access, and whether a site survey is needed before anything is priced.

  3. 03

    You receive a clear quotation

    Itemised, with what is included and what is not. No provisional sums that move later.

  4. 04

    We arrange attendance

    A confirmed date and window, with the engineer or trade named in advance.

  5. 05

    Works are completed

    Carried out by directly managed engineers or vetted specialist subcontractors.

  6. 06

    Evidence is supplied

    Certification, test records and photographic evidence where the work calls for it.

Get a quotation for plastering & rendering.

One form, one call or one email. A photograph or an existing report is enough for us to start — and we will tell you plainly whether a site survey is needed before anything is priced.

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